#19M 2021 results UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER 2021 1st November 2021 @dangotecement www.dangotecement.com 樂 DANGOTE CEMENT#29M 2021: A Solid Nine Months FINANCIAL Revenue up 34.2% at #1,022.2B Group EBITDA up 45.0% at #514.8B Profit after tax up 33.3% at #278.3B OPERATIONAL ↑ 1 Group volumes up 15.4% at 22.2Mt ↑ DANGOTE CEMENT SUSTAINABILITY 21% female Board representation Diverse Board with 6 different nationalities 10 SDG Alignment GENDER EQUALITY REDUCED INEQUALITIES Nigeria volumes up 18.7% at 14.1 Mt 3Mt Okpella plant is on track to ramp up production before the end of the year ↑ Accorded the long-term issuer rating of AAA by GCR Highest issuer rating accorded by GCR 2.3% alternative fuel thermal substitution rate for 9M 2021 Rated "C" by CDP and in 2021 become a CDP supported. 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH 9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE CDP SUPPORTER 2021 I I Investor Presentation Creating Sustainable Value for Shareholders Dangote Cement | Page 2#3The year so far..... GCR RATINGS DANGOTE Resilience and Growth Largest Corporate Bond Listing on FMDQ This Award goes to the corporate entity with the highest total bond(s) value listed on FMDQ Exchange within the review period. DANGOTE CEMENT Dangote Cement PLC 200 160 120 80 DANGOTE CEMENT March AAA rating accorded by GCR GCR upgraded DCPs long-term Issuer rating DANGOTE to AAA May Virtual AGM Released our 2020 combined Annual and Sustainability Report May Bond Issuance Successful issuance of Series 1 Fixed Rate Bonds under new N300 billion Multi-Instrument Issuance Programme May Resumed Clinker Shipments Recommenced clinker shipments from Nigeria 樂 DANGOTE Sustainability Week 202 AN EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERING INITIATIVE 2 GOOD HEALTH 3 AND WELLING 1 POVERTY QUALITY EDUCATION June Share buy-back renewal Buy-back programme renewal approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission Dangote Cement reports its financial results using XBRL format with the IFRS taxonomy GENDER CLEAN WATER 12 CLIMATE FOMALITY 13 ACTION June Financial results released in XBRL format The first Nigerian listed company to report its financial results in XBRL format using IFRS taxonomy June Tanzania Power Plant Commissioning Commissioning of second gas fired power plant in Tanzania August Commercial Paper Programme Establishment of a new N150 billion Commercial Paper Programme UN GOALS September Sustainability Week Theme: "Building a Sustainable Future: The Dangote Way" Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 3#4Macro-economic environment Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is experiencing the welcomed economic recovery on the back of the COVID-19 pandemic and commodity market decline in 2020. According to the IMF, SSA is expected to growth by 3.7% in 2021 The growth largely results from a sharp improvement in global trade and commodity prices. Our countries of operation are estimated to return to growth in 2021, with Senegal, Ghana and South Africa expected to grow at the highest rates According to the IMF, the recovery depends on the path of the global pandemic and the regional vaccination effort, and is also vulnerable to disruptions in global activity and financial markets Number of people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 Total number of people who received all doses prescribed by the vaccination protocol. DANGOTE CEMENT Our World in Data Source: ourworldindata.org GDP growth across our operating environment 2021 all countries of operation are estimated to return to growth 7.0% 3.0% -1.0% 2020E -5.0% 2021F 100,000 1 million 10 million 100 million >1 billion No data 30,000 300,000 3 million 30 million 300 million SSA GDP growth 2020 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 2022F 0.0% 2021E 2021F 3.7% 3.8% -2.0% -1.7% -9.0% ■Congo Zambia ■South Africa Nigeria ■Sierra Leone Cameroon ■Senegal ■Ghana Tanzania ■ Ethiopia Source: IMF estimates Source: IMF estimates Dangote Cement | Page 4 Investor Presentation#5Financial and Operational Overview Investor Presentation 樂 DANGOTE CEMENT#69M 2021 - Resilient Results 9M 2021 EBITDA and PAT have exceeded 2020 full year results Financial • Group revenues up 34.2%, supported by strong volume growth DANGOTE CEMENT Nine months ended 30th September 2021 2020 Change Sales volumes* '000t '000t % 14,144 11,915 18.7% Pan-Africa Inter-company sales Total 8,163 7,465 9.4% (145) (174) 22,163 19,206 15.4% Nm 729,603 Nm 535,506 % 36.2% Pan-Africa 297,860 232,607 28.1% Inter-company sales (5,277) Total 1,022,186 (6,669) 761,444 34.2% EBITDA Nm Nigeria** 459,226 Nm 316,053 % 45.3% Pan-Africa** 66,968 52,059 28.6% Inter-company and central costs (11,403) (13,092) Total 514,791 355,020 45.0% EBITDA margin** % % Nigeria Pan-Africa 62.9% 59.0% 3.9pp 22.5% 22.4% 0.1pp 50.4% 46.6% 3.7Pp • Group EBITDA up 45.0%; with EBITDA margin of 50.4% Nigeria EBITDA up 45.3%; higher realised prices offset inflationary pressure on some cost lines Pan-Africa EBITDA up 28.6%, with an EBITDA margin of 22.5% Strong earnings with EPS up 32.5% at #16.2 Operational • • . • Group volumes up 15.4% to 22.2Mt, supported by strong demand across all operations Nigeria volumes up 18.7%, supported by an increase in housing infrastructure and commercial construction Pan-Africa volume up 9.4% despite volatility in the landing cost of cement and clinker Resilient 9M 2021 results despite heavy rains and extended plant maintenance in Nigeria Nigeria Revenues Nigeria Group . 3Mt Okpella plant in Edo State is on track to ramp up production before the end of 2021 EPS 16.23 12.25 32.5% *Sales volumes include cement and clinker **Before central costs and eliminations Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 6#7Group Financial Overview Income Statement DANGOTE CEMENT 9M 2021 #m 9M 2020 Nm Revenue 1,022,186 761,444 % change 34.2% Cost of sales (403,388) (317,540) 27.0% Gross profit 618,798 443,904 39.4% Gross margin 60.5% 58.3% 2.2Pp EBITDA 514,791 355,020 45.0% EBITDA margin 50.4% 46.6% 3.7Pp EBIT 440,324 287,928 52.9% DANGOTE BlocMaster PORTLAND LIMESTONE CEMENT EBIT margin 43.1% 37.8% 5.3Pp Finance income 13,851 18,330 (24.4%) Finance cost (48,688) (34,298) 42.0% Profit before tax 405,487 271,960 49.1% 42.58 Income tax (127,237) (63,275) 101.1% (expense)/credit Profit for the period 278,250 208,685 33.3% GRADE CEMENT SUPER 50+1kg Earnings per share 16.23 12.25 32.5% Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 7#8Group Financial Overview (cont'd) Movement in debt Cash #m Debt #m As at 31st December 2020 145,835 (483,110) Net debt #m (337,275) Cash from operations before 512,858 working capital changes Change in working capital (40,042) Income tax paid (29,728) 512,858 (40,042) (29,728) Additions to fixed assets (141,649) Loan to related party (39,500) Change in non-current prepayments and payables Other investing activities 36,503 I I (467) Net Lease receivables 4,839 I Share buyback (9,833) Dividend paid (272,005) (141,649) (39,500) 36,503 (467) 4,839 (9,833) (272,005) Net interest payment (24,608) (24,608) Net loans obtained (repaid) (53,530) 53,530 Overdraft 97,973 (97,973) Other cash and non-cash (7,545) (3,800) (11,345) movements As at 30th September 2021 179,101 (531,353) (352,252) Investor Presentation DANGOTE CEMENT Dangote Cement | Page 8#9Group Financial Overview (cont'd) Balance Sheet As at 30/9/21 Nm As at 31/12/20 Nm Property, plant and equipment 1,465,909 Other non-current assets 42,911 1,390,687 77,072 Intangible Assets 4,936 4,554 Current Assets 557,379 404,303 Cash and Cash Equivalents 179,101 145,835 Total Assets 2,250,236 2,022,451 Non-current liabilities Current liabilities Debt Total Liabilities Net Asset Investor Presentation 151,283 142,756 662,385 505,615 531,353 483,110 1,345,021 1,131,481 905,215 890,970 DANGOTE CEMENT Dangote Cement | Page 9#10Nigeria - 9M 2021 EBITDA has surpassed FY 2020 730 720 536 9M20 FY20 9M21 Revenue (NB) Revenue up 36.2% Financial Summary - Nigeria Nine months ended 30th 519 316 459 421 9M20 FY20 9M21 EBITDA(NB) Record high 9M EBITDA up 45.3% September 2021 2020 Change Cement (Kt) 14,000 11,741 19.2% Clinker (Kt) 144 174 -16.7% Total volumes (Kt) 14,144 11,915 18.7% Revenue (Nm) 729,603 535,506 36.2% EBITDA** (Nm) 459,226 316,053 45.3% EBITDA margin** 62.9% 59.0% 3.9pp **Before corporate costs and inter-company eliminations Investor Presentation • . • • DANGOTE CEMENT Strong 9M sales volumes in Nigeria of 14.1 Mt, with growth at 18.7% Robust growth trend continues with strong demand from housing and infrastructure Solid performance with record high 9M EBITDA of #459.2B, up 45.3% 9M 2021 revenue and EBITDA has surpassed FY 2020 Heavy rains in the third quarter compared to last year Extended scheduled maintenance slightly impacted production for the quarter 3mta Okpella plant on track to ramp up production in 2021 Dangote Cement | Page 10#11Pan-Africa strong volume growth - Volumes up 9.4% to 8.2Mt as demand remains strong across most territories of operations EBITDA trend 24.0% • Revenues up 28.1 % to #297.9, supported by higher realised prices and volume growth 20.0% • Strong EBITDA of №66.9B, up 28.6%, EBITDA margin of 22.5% 17.3% 16.9% 16.0% 14.8% • Strong performance in Senegal, Ethiopia, and Tanzania. 13.2% 12.0% • Cost pressure on countries importing clinker (Cameroon) and cement (Ghana, Sierra-Leone) due to freight costs and overall scarcity Financial Summary - Pan-Africa DANGOTE CEMENT 22.4% 22.5% 8.0% FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 9M21 Nine months ended 30th September 2021 2020 Change Cement (Kt) 7,994 7,393 8.1% Clinker (Kt) 169 72 134.4% Total volumes (Kt) 8,163 7,465 9.4% Revenue (Nm) 297,860 232,607 28.1% EBITDA** (Nm) 66,968 52,059 28.6% EBITDA margin** 22.5% 22.4% 0.1pp *Before corporate costs and eliminations Dangote Cement | Page 11 Investor Presentation#12Country updates DANGOTE CEMENT • CAMEROON Estimated 3Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 Increase in consumption owing to individual construction projects, including roads and bridges, and government housing estates. DCP Cameroon sold over 1 Mt for 9M 2021, relatively flat compared to 9M 2021 33% market share for the period CONGO Estimated market sales of 667Kt for 9M 2021 DCP Congo sold 357Kt of cement, a 33% increase compared to 9M 2020 53% market share for the period ETHIOPIA Estimated 5.5Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 DCP sales of 1.7Mt for 9M 2021, up 4% compared to 9M 2020 owing to improved plant performance 32% market share for the period Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 12#13Country updates GHANA SENEGAL SIERRA LEONE DANGOTE CEMENT Estimated over 5Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 DCP Ghana sold 331Kt of cement, an 8% increase compared to 9M 2020 7% market share for the period Estimated 6.3Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 DCP sales of 1.2Mt for 9M 2021. 19% market share for the period Estimated market sales of 808Kt for 9M 2021 DCP sales of 209Kt for 9M 2021, up 7% compared to 9M 2020 26% market share for the period Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 13#14Country updates DANGOTE CEMENT SOUTH AFRICA High residential housing demand since H2 2020 Sales at DCP South Africa increased by 6% year on year mainly due to housing and government spending programmes TANZANIA Estimated 4.5Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 DCP sales of 1.3Mt for 9M 2021, including 169Kt of clinker Volumes up 51% 29% market share for the period • Continuous increase in plant output leveraging on our power plant commissioning at the end of 2020 ZAMBIA Estimated 1.9Mt total market sales for 9M 2021 ⚫ DCP sales of 560Kt for 9M 2021, up 2% compared to 9M 2020 30% market share for the period Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 14#15Debt and Liquidity Robust Capital Structure Investor Presentation 樂 DANGOTE CEMENT#16Track record of accessing Debt Capital Market Bond Programme In April 2020, DCP successfully completed the issuance of its maiden #100B series 1 fixed rate 5-year bond. In May 2021, DCP successfully raised series 1, Tranche A, B and C 3-year, 5-year and 7-year unsecured fixed rate Bonds, under a fresh NGN300 billion Debt Issuance Programme. DCPs new #300B Multi-Instrument Programme enables it to issue Green Bonds and Sukuk, allowing the company to leverage the depth and breadth of the Nigerian market. Commercial Paper Programme DANGOTE CEMENT Issued an aggregate NGN450 billion in Commercial Papers since 2018. Successfully established of a new #150 billion Commercial Paper Programme Bond - Key Terms Bond Date issued Volatile interest rate environment (T-Bills) in 2021 Tranches Pricing 20.0% Maturity #100B April 2020 16.0% 12.5% 2025 12.0% A - #3.6B 11.25% N50B 2024 Falling interest rate (T-Bills) May 2021 8.0% B-N10.4B 12.5% 2026 4.0% C - #35.9B 13.5% #50B was issued under a new 300B Debt Issuance Programme 2028 0.0% Jan-19 May-19 Sep-19 Jan-20 May-20 Sep-20 Jan-21 May-21 Sep-21 Investor Presentation 180 days 356 days Dangote Cement | Page 16#17600 500 400 300 Robust Capital Structure 200 359 100 Strong balance sheet with available liquidity Debt Maturity Profile, #B Diverse Capital Structure, NB 148 25 DANGOTE CEMENT 400 350 25 189 300 250 200 318 150 Long term Short term 100 36 343 50 100 4 10 41 0 Next 12 months 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2028 0 Bank loan Bond* Related parties Total debt Bond face value - #150B ■Bank debt Commercial paper Related parties Bond Power intervention The available liquidity, cash generation and undrawn borrowing capabilities secure DCPS short-term debt coverage Strong 9 months cash flow generation leading to cash flow from operating activities of #512.9B, up 43.9% year on year. Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 17#18Accorded the Highest Issuer Rating by GCR LENDING DIVERSIFICATION RATINGS DANGOTE CEMENT Facility Pricings Draw down Tenor Bond 12.5% #100B 2025 Bond (tranche A, B&C) 11.25%- 13.5% N50B 2024-2028 Bank debt various N359B 2021-2023 • Related parties 7%-9% N25B 2021-2025 The only Nigerian corporate to receive the AAA issuer rating by GCR On 30 March 2021, Global Credit Ratings upgraded the long-term Issuer rating to AAA (NG) and affirmed the short-term issuer rating of A1+(NG), with outlook as Stable upgraded the long-term Issue rating of AAA (NG) accorded to DCPs existing N100bn Series 1 Fixed Rate Bond and assigned an indicative rating of AAA (NG) to its proposed Up to N300bn Bond On 25 March 2021, Moody's: assigned a (P)B2 local currency rating and Aa3.ng national scale rating (NSR) to the NGN300 billion domestic medium-term programme issued by DCP assigned a B2 local-currency rating and Aa3.ng NSR to the proposed series 1 notes to be issued under the programme ➤ affirmed DCP's B1 corporate family rating (CFR). The rating outlook is negative, similar to that of the sovereign Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 18#19Sustainability Investor Presentation 樂 DANGOTE CEMENT#20Sustainability & Governance - The Dangote Way Our 7 Sustainability Pillars our embedded in our culture and guide our approach to building a sustainable business. DANGOTE CEMENT We released our 2020 combined Annual Report and Sustainability Report with ESG data presented as per Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) referential and external assurance by Deloitte. First listed company on the NGX to issue a report combining our financial and non-financial information Dangote Cement Pic Annual Report and Accounts 2020 DANGOTE CEMENT Resilience and Growth Sustainability Reporting Best Practices Global Cement and Concrete Association gg ca CDP SEC Investor Presentation GRI GLOBAL COMPACT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS SEC Code of Corporate Governance NINGX Nigerian Exchange Group Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment NIGERIAN CODE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 2018 Dangote Cement | Page 20#21Institutional Pillar - Strong Governance Framework 5 GENDER EQUALITY 10 REDUCED INEQUALITIES II Board of Directors (includes five Independent Directors) Aliko Dangote (1) Michel Puchercos Olakunle Alake Cherie Blair* Sani Dangote Abdu Dantata Sir Michael Davis* Berlina Moroole Ernest Ebi* Devakumar Edwin Emmanuel Ikazoboh* Arvind Pathak Viswanathan Shankar Dorothy Ufot* Douraid Zaghouani DANGOTE CEMENT Diverse Board Gender diversification: 21% female Board members 6 different nationalities 5 Independent Non-Executive Directors Finance & Investment Committee V. Shankar (1) Olakunle Alake D.V.G. Edwin Douraid Zaghouani Sir Michael Davis Audit, Compliance & Risk Management Committee Ernest Ebi (1) Cherie Blair Emmanuel Ikazoboh Dorothy Ufot Remuneration, Nominations & Governance Committee Emmanuel Ikazoboh (1) Ernest Ebi Sir Michael Davis Cherie Blair Sustainability & Technical Committee Sir Michael Davis (1) Olakunle Alake D.V.G. Edwin Dorothy Ufot Abdu Dantata Douraid Zaghuoani Statutory Audit Committee (2) Robert Ade-Odiachi(1) Nicholas Nyamali Sheriff Yussuf Olakunle Alake Emmanuel Ikazoboh Ernest Ebi Note: * denotes Independent Non-Executive Directors. 1. Chairman of Committee Investor Presentation 2. The Statutory Audit Committee is not a Committee of the Board Dangote Cement | Page 21#22Environmental Pillar - Focus on Alternative Fuel project 12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION QO 13 CLIMATE ACTION Circular Economy Model In 2020, we increased corporate focus and strategy by committing to the use of alternative fuel sources in our energy mix. Waste type Benefits We are exploring fully the feasibility of increasing the use of alternative energy in our cement production, through co-processing of wastes such as: agro wastes, waste lubricants, tyre derived fuels, saw dust, packaging materials • Lower CO2 emission • Alternative energy sourced from environment reduces cost and supports local economies • • Lower dependance on foreign currencies • Sustainable waste management DANGOTE CEMENT Thermal substitution rate is estimated at 2.3% as at 9M 2021 vs. 1.7% in FY 2020. Investor Presentation • Alternative Fuel Project So far this year, DCP's plants are currently procuring and installing AF equipment (Mechanical Multi-Fuel systems) that can process diverse types of wastes The reduction in 9M 2021 is due to: Improvement of the overall plant efficiency Increase in the use of waste and less fossil fuel Sources of water leakages identified 9M 2021 FY 2020 % Energy consumption 604 860 (29.8) (Kcal/kg) CO2 emission 609 626 (kg CO2/tonne) (2.8) Water consumption (m3/tonne) 266 271 (1.7) Dangote Cement | Page 22#23Environmental Pillar - AF usage across our operations RESPONSIBLE 12 CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION QO Current AF usage 13 CLIMATE ACTION Carbon pellet, Agro waste peanuts, industrial coal Coffee husk, saw dust, whole tires DANGOTE CEMENT Cut tires PKS Rice husk Nigeria Waste development for future use Saw dust, palm shaft, maize Cobs, cashew nut shell, sugar cane bagasse Ethiopia Congo Senegal Juliflora, Bagasse, RDF Sugarcane bagasse, Elephant grass wood chips South Africa Tanzania Zambia Industrial waste, Biomass, Fly Ash Scrap tires Sugar Cane, Tobaco dust, plastic waste, maize husk Charcoal Briquettes, Cashew nut shell Agro waste, wood chip Investor Presentation Ultrafine coal waste Cashew nut shell, Small tires, saw dust, PP bags, fly Ash scrap tires, paper waste, saw dust, waste plastics Dangote Cement | Page 23#2412 Environmental Pillar - DCP has become a CDP supporter DANGOTE RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION QO 13 CLIMATE ACTION . • CDP C Submission to Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Rated "C" by CDP on our carbon disclosure for 2020 One of the highest ratings in Sub-Saharan Africa and the only Nigeria company rated by CDP In 2021 DCP became a CDP supporter. CEMENT TM CDP SUPPORTER 2021 GG As a mission-based non-profit that runs the global environmental disclosure system, CDP greatly values the support of Dangote Cement. Action this decade is critical to ensuring that we can limit global warming to 1.5°C and safeguard our planet's natural resources. Quite simply what is measured can be managed. Through its 2021 disclosure to CDP, Dangote Cement has demonstrated its clear commitment to transparency around its environmental impacts and its strategies for action. This benefits the company as well as its shareholders, customers, and employees alike.." Sonya Bhonsle, Global Head of Value Chains & Regional Director Corporations Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 24#25Financial Pillar - Creating value for shareholders DANGOTE CEMENT 1200.0 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH M 1000.0 800.0 9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 600.0 400.0 200.0 First Nigerian listed company to report its financial results using XBRL format with the IFRS taxonomy Buy-back programme renewed for an 0.0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 additional year ■Revenues ■ EBITDA Cash flow from operations -Сарех Dividend paid 15% 10-year CAGR EBITDA 18% 10-year CAGR REVENUE 26% 10-year CAGR DIVIDEND Over the past 10 years DCP has paid over #1.3 trillion in dividends to shareholders Investor Presentation Dangote Cement | Page 25#26Financial Pillar - XBRL Reporting 8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH First Nigerian listed company to report its financial results using extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) format with the IFRS taxonomy DANGOTE CEMENT M 9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE "E Investor Presentation Quotes We believe that adopting XBRL reporting will strong benefit Dangote Cement's existing and potential investors. It represents another step in Dangote Cement's continuing efforts to modernise and enhance transparency of, and access to, companies' disclosures. It will enable our publicly available financial information to be captured accurately and promptly, thus bringing uniformity of our results on all the platforms and ensuring that investors and analysts who use these platforms have the correct information. Although XBRL reporting is not mandatory for companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange, it is becoming a universal format to exchange financial data and promotes the coordination of international reporting requirements. The implementation of XBRL demonstrates Dangote Cement's strong dedication to reaching international reporting and corporate governance standards. As Africa's leading cement producer, we are leading the way with our commitment to sustainability and best practice. We are driven by the goal of achieving the highest level of governance and building a prosperous and sustainable brand for all our stakeholders. Transparency and consistency are at the core of every part of our business culture." 樂 DANGOTE Dangote Cement reports its financial results using XBRL format with the IFRS taxonomy Dangote Cement has become the first Nigerian listed company to report its financial results using IFRS taxonomy. It announced that its financial information has been made available to investors in extensible Business Reporting Michel Puchercos Chief Executive Officer, Dangote Cement Dangote Cement | Page 26#27Social Pillar - COVID-19 Interventions continue in 2021 DANGOTE CEMENT 3 GOOD HEALTH Lagos State Isolation Centre donated by CACOVID AND WELL-BEING 11 SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES Over 100 CSR projects completed in 9M 2021 DANGOTE Sustainability week Sustainability Week 2021 Building a Sustainable Future - The Dangote Way AN EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERING INITIATIVE NO POVERTY 3 GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING QUALITY EDUCATION GENDER EQUALITY 6 AND SANITATION CLEAN WATER 13 ACHATE CLIMATE UNSUSTAINABLE G DEVELOPMENT GOALS Key initiatives included 'Waste to Wealth' campaigns, tree planting, skills & capacity building, donations to less privileged, etc. All initiatives focused on advancing six core SDGs: 1,3,4,5,6 & 13. Hundreds of DCP volunteers, in compliance with strict COVID-19 prevention protocols. Theme: "Building a Sustainable Future: The Dangote Way" Focus on schools, students, vulnerable, and environment Growth in CSR Ethiopia Tanzania South Africa investments, #mn 4% 3% 2,852 1% Cameroon 3,000 1% CLY 895 H 2,500 Senegal 6% 2,000 1,500 1,287 1,108 1,020 1,000 #2.4B spent on CSR in 9M Nigeria 85% 2021 500 2017 2018 2019 2020 Investor Presentation Dangote Cement women plant tree COVID-19 awareness in schools Dangote Cement | Page 27#28For further information contact: Temi Aduroja Head of Investor Relations Dangote Cement Plc +44 207 399 3070 Investor Relations Dangote [email protected] @dangotecement www.dangotecement.com PREMIUM BOARD LISTED 樂 DANGOTE CEMENT