Concrete batching plants for your projects and production units in Africa
Stationary, mobile and containerised plants from partner manufacturers. We prepare a quote suited to your concrete, site and climate.

Which plant for which project?
A concrete batching plant weighs and mixes aggregates, cement, water and admixtures. Three families cover most projects in Africa; the choice depends on project length, volume and site access.
| Type | Typical use | Common capacity | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile (trailer) | Temporary sites: roads, bridges, dams | 30–120 m³/h | Fast set-up, moves from site to site |
| Stationary | Ready-mix, precast, long major projects | 60–240 m³/h | High output, large storage |
| Compact / containerised | Remote sites, shipped by sea | 25–100 m³/h | Ships in standard containers, minimal civil works |
Common market ranges. Actual output depends on configuration and mixer.
The mixer, the heart of the plant
The mixer type determines concrete quality and output rate. We tell you which one fits your concrete.
| Mixer | For which concrete |
|---|---|
| Twin-shaft | High volumes, ready-mix, structures |
| Planetary | Precast, special and coloured concrete |
| Single-shaft | Small and medium output |
Adapting the plant to climate and site
- Heat: chilled water or ice to limit concrete temperature, suitable silos and admixtures.
- Dust: filters on silos and mixing areas.
- Power: grid connection or generator, depending on the site.
- Logistics: containerised plants for sites far from ports.
The information to send us
With these details, we prepare an accurate quote with the manufacturer.
- Target hourly output (m³/h)
- Concrete types and strength classes
- Number of aggregates and cements
- Stationary, mobile or containerised
- Country and project site
- Available power supply
- Required delivery date
- Any tender and its reference

Frequently asked questions
How much does a concrete batching plant cost?
Price depends mainly on capacity, type (stationary, mobile or containerised), mixer, number of silos and climate options. We build a priced quote from your need, including shipping to your country.
What capacity should I choose?
Start from the project’s concrete volume and daily production hours, then add a margin for peaks. Our guide details the calculation.
Mobile or stationary plant?
A mobile plant suits temporary sites and relocations. A stationary plant suits long-term production on one site, such as a ready-mix unit.
Do you deliver to my country?
We support projects across Africa and follow shipping through to delivery on your site.
Can you respond to a public tender?
Yes. We analyse the tender, choose a compliant manufacturer with you and prepare the technical file.
Describe your project and we will come back with a quote.
Tell us the product, capacity or quantity, country and timeline. We prepare the quote with the manufacturer.