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Republic of Iraq // IRAP Authority

Mawlawi Cement Factory

REF: IRAP-IQ-REG-1072
Integrity Score
2.9 /5.0
Based on our audit

IRAP Verified Checklist

  • Legal License Verified
  • Physical Location Confirmed
  • No Major Complaints Found

Contact Info

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Address
Kurdistan Region-Iraq-Sulaymaniyah-Yara bldg, 2nd-floor–Baranan Qrt.
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Executive Audit Summary

Established in 2009 as a cornerstone of Iraq’s industrial development, Mawlawi Cement Company operates a massive 375,000-square-meter facility strategically located 35 kilometers northwest of Sulaymaniyah in the Aghjeler area, dedicated to powering the nation's infrastructure. With an impressive annual production capacity of 3.2 million tons, we utilize advanced dry-process technology to deliver premium-grade construction materials, including Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), Sulfate Resistance Cement (SRC), and specialized High Fine Grain cement designed for concrete blocks. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond manufacturing high-quality products to fostering national economic growth and upholding strict environmental stewardship through state-of-the-art filtration systems that ensure clean, safe, and sustainable operations for our surrounding community.

Audit Analysis

IRAP-Accredited
Auditor's Note

"Established 2009 in Sulaymaniyah. Annual capacity 3.2 million tons. Operates three distinct product lines including OPC and SRC. Strategic infrastructure asset with verified 375,000 sqm footprint. High regional market penetration. Regulatory compliance aligned with Kurdistan Region investment frameworks. Operational stability confirmed via long-term partnerships with major industrial groups."

Validated Capabilities

  • High production capacity of 3.2 million tons per annum
  • Diverse product portfolio (OPC, SRC, High-fine grain)
  • Strategic proximity to Sulaymaniyah logistical hubs
  • Established technical partnership with Ranko Power Group

Compliance Gaps

  • Exposure to regional energy price fluctuations
  • High capital expenditure requirements for kiln maintenance
  • Logistical bottlenecks in cross-governorate distribution
  • Environmental regulatory adaptation costs

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