Türkiye

Nuh Cement was established in 1966 and has grown into one of Turkey’s most established and powerful cement producers. Production began in 1969 with the commissioning of the first clinker line with an annual capacity of 400,000 tons. By 1973, with the addition of the second line, the annual capacity doubled to 800,000 tons.

Through the 1980s and 1990s, the company invested heavily in coal mills, homogenization systems, cement mills, and pozzolan (tras) mills. Precalcination upgrades on the first and second kilns significantly increased daily clinker output, while in 1997 Nuh Cement pioneered Turkey’s first underground tunnel and pipe conveyor system for automatic clinker and cement ship loading.

In the 2000s, with the addition of the third clinker line, the total production capacity rose to 4.1 million tons per year. Environment-focused investments included a seawater desalination plant, flue gas monitoring systems, sewage sludge drying facility, and RDF waste incineration, which provided both energy savings and sustainable solutions.

After 2010, further innovations included converting electrostatic filters to bag filters, developing a petcoke bunker, commissioning a fly ash facility, and adding an SNCR ammonia system to reduce NOx emissions. By 2017, modernization and expansion projects lifted clinker capacity to 3,200 tons per day.

Today, Nuh Cement continues as a market leader with high-quality CEM I and CEM II bulk and bagged cement, strong logistics infrastructure, and advanced sustainable production practices.