Abay Industrial
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Headquarters
Bahir Dar, Amhara Region
Ethiopia
Established
2007
Dejen Cement Factory at dusk
The Mandate

Stewards of a Generational Mandate. Creating Sustainable Growth.

Abay Industrial Development is a pioneer Public-Private Partnership model, consolidating the capital of the Amhara Region to build a self-sustaining industrial future for Ethiopia.

Est. 2007 E.C. — Bahir Dar
Authorized Capital
11B ETB
Paid-up Capital
5.3B ETB
Project Progress
45%
Employment
14,000+
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# 01
A Letter from the Board

We are not a firm that manages money. We are a steward of what a people have built — and a builder of what they have yet to inherit.

Abay Industrial represents a landmark success in the Public-Private Partnership model, uniting citizens, investors, and regional government to drive industrial transformation.

With an authorized capital of 11 Billion Birr, we are spearheading one of Ethiopia's largest integrated portfolios — from the flagship Abay Cement project to finance and agro-processing.

The Board of Directors
Dejen Cement Factory
Photographed 2025 · Dejen, Amhara
# 03 — Featured Asset

The Dejen Cement Works.

A landmark industrial commitment — 8.8 billion Birr deployed to build one of the Horn's most modern cement works. Designed to meet a generation of Ethiopian infrastructure demand.

Authorized Capital
8.8B
11 Billion Birr
Paid-up Capital
3,000
5.3 Billion Birr
Execution
1,200
45% Progress
Status
Abay Cement Project
Commissioning 2026
Read the full dispatch
# 04 — Dispatches

From the field, in quiet detail.

Agricultural estates
Infrastructure
Steel
Banking
# 05 — Coda

A generation will judge us by what we build and by what we refuse to borrow against.

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