Secil - Companhia Geral de Cal e Cimento S.A.
Portugal's second-largest cement group with plants in Portugal, Angola, Lebanon, and Tunisia.
Secil is Portugal's second-largest cement manufacturer, founded in 1918 at Outao near Setubal. The company operates cement plants in Portugal (Outao, Cibra, Maceira), Angola, Lebanon, and Tunisia, producing ordinary Portland and specialty cements for construction markets. Secil is part of the Semapa Group and exports cement to the Iberian Peninsula and lusophone Africa.
- Type
- manufacturer (our classification of the record, not a statement by the company)
- Role
- Manufacturer
- Location
- Outao, Portugal
- Founded
- 1918
- Website
- secil.pt
- Categories
- Building & Construction Materials
- Markets
- Portugal, Angola, Lebanon, Tunisia, Brazil
What is established and what is not
No facet of this company has been investigated yet. The facts below are collected records, not an assessment: nothing here confirms manufacturing, ownership or trading status beyond what each record literally says.
Verified facts
- certificate-page-on-site (amber), checked 2026-08-11 Company's own certification page
- certs-verified (green), checked 2026-08-19 IPAC (Instituto Portugues de Acreditacao), national database of certified management systems, data as of 31-12-2025
- lei-active (green), checked 2026-09-07 GLEIF global LEI register (golden copy)
- facility-registered (green), checked 2026-09-07 European Industrial Emissions Portal (E-PRTR / IED), European Environment Agency
- operating-permit (green), effective since 2012-10-03 EEA Industrial Emissions Portal (IED), EU-wide permit register
- registry-id-verified (green), checked 2026-09-10 GLEIF Global LEI record
Claimed certifications, not confirmed by us
- ISO 9001, Quality Management IAF CertSearch
- ISO 14001, Environmental Management IAF CertSearch
Import rules for these goods
- Construction products sold in the EU need a Declaration of Performance and CE marking under the Construction Products Regulation. European Commission (CPR)
- Cement and steel components imported into the EU fall under CBAM (definitive regime from 1 Jan 2026). European Commission (CBAM)