WEST AFRICAN GLASS INDUSTRY
West African Glass Industry Plc (WAGI) was incorporated in Nigeria on 20th April 1972 to take over the business of Nigerian Glass Co limited in Port Harcourt with the aim of producing Green and Amber bottle for Beer and soft Drinks Market. The initial capacity of Plant was 12,000 TPA and was initiated with a loan from Federal Government and from River State government.

During 1982 it had a major Investment of putting a new 110 TPD Glass Plant in addition to the 2 Old 55 TPD each Existing Glass plant. Messrs Coutinho Caro & Co London executed the said Plant and was completed in 1983
In 1985 the company went Public and the River State Government retained only 41% shareholding

Following the prolonged oil Workers strike of 1994 The Factory was closed down.

In May 1996 the River State Government commenced Action in the company by providing logistic to create a suitable environment to attract a core Investor to Reactivate the Plant

After the Core Investor took charge, the Reactivation Activities on One Furnace commenced and successful production started in July 2002. The installed Capacity therefore is 110 TPD at present.

OUR MOTO IS
Quality is our trade mark.

POLICY STATEMENT
To identify & meet the packaging needs of our customers using abundant local raw material, processed by a dedicated workforce, using the latest facilities in glass technology, confirming to international standards and operating in a community that is environment friendly.

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
We have highly qualified team of Glass technologists from within Nigeria and expectorate and well qualified team of staff working here with one common goal for achieving the complete customer satisfaction and by continual improvements, enhancing the satisfaction of our valued customers.