Name: HQ
Address: Cairo, EG

Ascom Carbonate and Chemicals Manufacturing (ACCM), a subsidiary of ASEC for Mining, is a leader in the production of ground calcium carbonate (GCC) in Egypt and the MENA region. Established in 2009, ACCM has rapidly gained a reputation for quality and market success, exporting products to over 30 countries worldwide.

Vision & Mission: 
ACCM aims to provide high-value, cost-effective products that adhere to the highest standards of ethics, environmental responsibility, and safety. Their products are critical components for the paper, plastics, paints, coatings, and construction industries.

Product Quality:
 Utilizing advanced technologies like Alpine Hosokawa milling, ACCM produces a wide range of GCC products. Their facilities are located in the Minya region, known for its high-quality limestone deposits.
Certifications: ACCM is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring rigorous quality management. They are also accredited by SOCOTEC and UKAS.

Global Reach:
 ACCM exports to Asia, the Arabian Gulf, Africa, and South America, and is a preferred supplier for major producers of plastics and paints.

Applications:
 • Paints and Coatings: Used as fillers, offering high brightness and low oil absorption.
 • Paper Industry: Enhances sheet whiteness and reduces costs.
 • Plastics: Improves productivity and reduces manufacturing energy use.
 • Construction: Enhances concrete self-compacting properties and serves as a sand modifier in asphalt.
 • Environmental Protection: Used in flue gas desulphurization and de-acidifying water bodies.

Sustainability:
 ACCM prioritizes health, safety, and environmental sustainability, continuously improving their HSE program and investing in new manufacturing methods.

Contact Information:
 • Factory: First Cell - Third Sector, Industrial Zone Al-Matahrah, Nile East, El Menya, Egypt
 • Administration: 48 El-Nasr Street, New Maadi, Cairo, Egypt
 • Email: sales@accm.com.eg, procurement@accm.com.eg
 • Website:  https://accm.com.eg/



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