Nigeria’s Mamuda Group to invest USD 50M in Ogun State
The company had previously commissioned new production facilities in Kano in December 2024 as part of a nationwide expansion effort.
NIGERIA – Mamuda Group Limited has announced plans to invest USD 50 million in Ogun State through its subsidiary, Mamuda Beverages, in a phased development strategy aimed at expanding its footprint in various sectors.
Hassan Hammoud, Chairman of Mamuda Group, revealed the company’s investment roadmap during a recent engagement.
He disclosed that the group would establish operations not only in beverages but also in food processing, beauty care, and agro-processing within the state.
“Mamuda Group is based in Kano. We have different types of factories,” said Hammoud. “Mamuda Industries is our leather export business.”
“Mamuda Agro produces agricultural sacks.”
“Mamuda Care focuses on detergents and beauty care. With 13,000 employees in Kano, we expect to replicate similar staffing levels in Ogun over the next five to six years.”
The initial phase of operations in Ogun State is projected to employ 1,500 workers, with the workforce expected to expand to 3,000 upon full completion of the beverage facility.
The company had previously commissioned new production facilities in Kano in December 2024 as part of a nationwide expansion effort.
At the time, Hammoud emphasized the role of infrastructure, tax reforms, and accessible financing in accelerating Nigeria’s industrial development.
Mamuda Care, part of the diversified Mamuda Group, offers a comprehensive selection of high-quality soaps, detergents, and skin cleansers designed to meet the diverse needs of Nigerian households.
Recently, the brand revolutionized its detergent category with its “Too Clean” 5-in-1 smart detergent, designed to deliver an all-in-one cleaning solution featuring powerful stain removal, active foaming, vibrant colour protection, skin-friendly care, and effective odour control.
Beyond personal care, the Mamuda Group’s extensive portfolio includes beverage production, where it manufactures an array of carbonated soft drinks and bottled water, along with a robust food processing division that produces biscuits, candies, and other confectionery products.
In addition, its operations in agro and allied products and industrial manufacturing, such as premium leather processing, underscore its commitment to quality and innovation across varied industries.
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