hollow cement brick factory

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Hollow Cement Brick Plant is a facility that aims to collect and use sand, cement and water as basic materials, to produce cement bricks in different shapes and patterns according to the required specifications. The industrial process includes several basic stages, starting from mixing the basic ingredients and forming them in suitable molds, then drying them using specialized equipment such as presses, mixers and other machines.

Capital

Rate of return

Recovery period The second year

Hollow Concrete Block Factory Project Description

A Hollow Concrete Block Factory specializes in utilizing essential raw materials such as sand, cement, and water to produce concrete blocks in various shapes and patterns according to required specifications. The production process involves several key stages, including mixing the raw materials, molding them into the desired forms, and drying them using specialized equipment like presses, mixers, and other machinery.

Mashroo3k Consulting aims to ensure the economic sustainability of the Hollow Concrete Block Factory by preparing a feasibility study in line with the latest global standards. Mashroo3k’s services are characterized by their methodological, comprehensive, and forward-thinking approach. With an extensive database covering Middle Eastern markets and a team of top-tier consultants with high levels of expertise and professionalism, Mashroo3k guarantees exceptional service quality. Additionally, the company provides access to the best production lines at competitive prices, ensuring high-quality outputs that promote successful investments.

Project Products

Hollow cement blocks in various sizes.

Why mashroo3k ?

Mashroo3k has over 10 years of experience in preparing feasibility studies, market research, and providing a wide range of consulting services, including administrative, economic, financial, and others.
Mashroo3k has offices in 7 international branches, located in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, and Iraq, in addition to its agents in China, Singapore, and other countries.
Mashroo3k has provided over 7,000 services and feasibility studies, helping thousands of clients achieve their investment goals.
Mashroo3k’s services are accredited and trusted by all financial institutions and entities in the Middle East.
Mashroo3k’s service coverage extends to 35 countries across all continents.
Mashroo3k is a member of over 100 prestigious international institutions specializing in market research and business management.
Mashroo3k’s team consists of 350 consultants with extensive knowledge of economic sector indicators and opportunities. Thanks to the diversity of their expertise, they ensure effective solutions and strategies.
Mashroo3k is contracted with over 10,200 suppliers in 22 countries to support projects logistically with production lines, raw materials, machinery, equipment, and similar resources.
Mashroo3k possesses a vast database that enhances the accuracy of its predictions and analyses, as well as its ability to manage risks effectively.

Versatile products that are suitable for structural and load-bearing walls.

They are not affected by exposure to water compared to other types of bricks.

Suitable for bathrooms and buildings exposed to high levels of humidity.

They have high adhesion strength with mortar and adhesive building materials.

Cost-effective compared to other types of bricks.

Executive summary

About the project
Financial indicators
Justifications for establishing the project
Government investment incentives in the project field
Target markets
Indicators and final results of the project

Study project services/products

Project Description and All Its Products/Services.
Project Advantages and Production Requirements.

Market Size Analysis.

Understanding Distribution Channels.
Consumer Behavior, Preferences, and Habits.
Competitors’ Products or Services, and Their Strengths and Weaknesses.
Market Nature and Characteristics.
Demand Size for the Product or Service Offered.
Available Market Share of the Target Market.
The Optimal Marketing Method.

Risk Assessment.

Risk Identification.
Impact of Risks on the Project.
Risk Mitigation Methods

Technical Study

Detailed description of the project’s products.
Expected production capacity.
Identification of investment costs.
Determination of electricity and water requirements.
Identification of the project’s labor needs.
Identification of the project’s supplies.
Calculation of construction and building costs.
Calculation of total capital.
Determination of annual operating costs.
Determining the working capital.

Financial Study

Total investment costs required for the project.
Organization of cash flow statements, income statements, and balance sheets for the first ten years of operation.
Estimation of expected annual revenues in light of defined operational capacities.
Optimal financing structure for the project based on investors’ capabilities and funding conditions.
Financial indicators for the project and sensitivity analysis.

Organizational and Administrative Study

Workforce for the project.
Organizational structure.
Job responsibilities.

Risk Study

Identification of risks.
Impact of risks on the project.
Risk prevention methods.

The Industrial Sector in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries

The industrial sector is considered the cornerstone of the progress of global economies, and its indicators reflect the advancement and development of countries. Without the strength of the industrial sector in some Western countries, these nations would not have been pointed out as role models in the Arab world today. Given the importance of this vital sector, “Mashroo3k” would like to present to you the key highlights of the sector in the GCC countries:

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia:

The number of operating factories is 8,258.
The licensed workforce is 968,121 workers.
The capital of these factories is estimated at approximately 1,256,616 million Riyals.
The largest industrial sectors by number of factories are non-metallic minerals (1,641 factories), followed by rubber and plastic (1,122 factories).
The Riyadh region holds the largest share of factories with 3,332 factories, followed by the Eastern region with 1,877 factories, and the Makkah region with 1,741 factories.
Small factories in Saudi Arabia represent 43.7% of the total number of factories (3,671 factories). These factories employ 111,354 workers.
Medium factories in Saudi Arabia represent 46.6% of the total number of factories (3,907 factories). These factories employ 379,342 workers.
Large factories in Saudi Arabia represent 9.7% of the total number of factories (813 factories). These factories employ 477,425 workers.
There are 1,801 factories under construction in Saudi Arabia. The licensed workforce in these factories is estimated at 78,650 workers. The capital of these factories is 68,481 million Riyals.
The Riyadh region holds 40.4% of the total number of factories under construction (728 factories).

United Arab Emirates:

According to the latest statistics, there are 6,481 factories.
The workforce numbers 737,126 workers.
There are 32,654 establishments in the manufacturing sector.
The value of production in the UAE’s manufacturing sector is 448,127 million AED.
The production of coke and refined petroleum products is the largest industrial sector in terms of production value, with an output of 119,787 million AED according to the latest statistics.
The value of industrial exports exceeds 240 billion AED.
The UAE aims to be ranked 25th in the Global Competitiveness Index for industrial performance, having ranked 38th in previous years.
The country’s strategy supports the creation and establishment of 13,500 small and medium enterprises.

Kuwait:

The number of industrial establishments is 5,539.
The workforce in the sector is 160,654 workers.
The total production value is estimated at 35,929,708 thousand Kuwaiti Dinars.
The number of establishments with 1-10 employees is 4,526, employing 24,048 workers. The total production value of these establishments is 250,322 thousand Kuwaiti Dinars.
The number of establishments with 11-19 employees is 464, employing 6,871 workers. The total production value is 113,126 thousand Kuwaiti Dinars.
The number of establishments with more than 20 employees is 549, employing 129,735 workers. The total production value is 35,566,260 thousand Kuwaiti Dinars.

Qatar:

The number of industrial establishments is 3,467.
The workforce in these establishments is 161,872 workers.
Small and medium industries account for approximately 84% of the total number of operating factories in the country.
The manufacturing sector contributes approximately 9.2% to the GDP.
Establishments with fewer than 10 employees total 1,799, employing 8,305 workers.
Establishments with more than 10 employees total 1,668, employing 153,567 workers.

Sultanate of Oman:

There are 61,217 institutions operating in the manufacturing sector in Oman.
The workforce in the manufacturing sector is 237,000 workers.
The manufacturing sector contributes 9.6% to Oman’s GDP.
31.4% of Oman’s total exports are from the manufacturing sector.
The manufacturing sector has grown at an annual rate of 6% over the past five years.

The Industrial Sector in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia:

The Riyadh region holds 40.4% of the total number of factories under construction (728 factories).

United Arab Emirates:

The UAE aims to be ranked 25th in the Global Competitiveness Index for industrial performance, having ranked 38th in previous years. The country’s strategy supports the creation and establishment of 13,500 small and medium enterprises.
The industrial sector contributes approximately 8.4% to the GDP.

Kuwait:

The workforce in these establishments totals 129,735 workers. The total production value of these establishments is 35,566,260 thousand Kuwaiti Dinars.