Maallo

Platform
OverviewFour modules on one shared record Plan & sourceForecasts and qualified supply Inventory & storageStock held inside the window MovementVerified partners, reverse loads Control tower & insightOne view of every tonne TrustHow your data is handled
Outcomes
OverviewTwenty outcomes, five areas ContinuityThe kiln never waits InventoryLess cash in the yard CostA clearer cost per tonne ProductivityHours back for your team SustainabilityLess capacity running empty
Who it's for
CEO / MDSupply risk on one page Plant headsMaterial that never runs short ProcurementBetter supply, with evidence FinanceLess cash tied up in stock Network partnersMovement, storage, suppliers, lenders
Minerals
OverviewThe inputs every kiln needs LimestoneSteady grade, steady kiln GypsumThe small input that stops a mill Pet cokeFuel planned, not chased IndustriesCement first, then the next tiers
Resources
All resourcesGuides, explainers, answers GuidesPractical playbooks Policy explainersNational programmes, explained InsightsNotes on the market FAQShort answers
Company
AboutThe neutral platform LeadershipThe team behind Maallo NewsroomNews and media kit CareersJoin the team ContactTalk to Maallo

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The inputs every kiln needs

We start with limestone, gypsum and pet coke, where volumes are highest and a disruption costs the most.

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LimestoneGypsumPet coke

Three minerals, live today

Each page explains why the input is hard to manage and how Maallo runs it.

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Limestone

About 1.5 t per tonne of clinker. Grade consistency keeps the kiln mix stable.

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Gypsum

3–5% interground with clinker. A stock-out stops the grinding line.

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Pet coke

Primary kiln fuel. Prices move fast and lead times are long.

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See it on one of your plants

A 30-minute session with our founding team. You leave with a draft plan and the four numbers we would commit to.

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