Newcastle Calcium Carbide and Alloys
Stands as a pillar of African industrialization, driving
economic growth, innovation, and sustainability. With a strong foundation in mining and chemical
production, NCCA is poised for global expansion while maintaining its commitment to excellence
and responsibility
CORE BUSINESS SEGMENTS
NCCA operates across three primary business segments, ensuring a diversified and resilient
industrial supply chain:
Calcium Carbide Production
We manufacture high-quality calcium carbide, a vital material in the chemical and industrial sectors. Produced from lime and...
Coal Mining & Processing
We specialise in the extraction and processing of coal to deliver reliable energy resources for industrial and commercial use
Lime Production
We provide high-quality lime products essential to the mining industry. Lime plays a critical role in mineral processing
About NCCA
Newcastle Calcium Carbide and Alloys (NCCA) is a leading industrial manufacturer specializing in the production of calcium carbide, alongside coal and lime mining operations.
As the sole producer of calcium carbide in Africa, NCCA plays a pivotal role in supporting key industries such as steel manufacturing, chemical production, construction, and metallurgy.
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