evenue is down and investment is easing. OCP published on August 31 its second-quarter 2026 indicators: 48,372 million dirhams across the first half, against 52,166 million a year earlier, a fall of 7%.
The group attributes the change to “a particularly strained market environment, marked by strong geopolitical tensions and by the logistical disruptions affecting global raw-material flows.”
Capital expenditure for the quarter fell to 5,924 million dirhams, down 36% year on year, while the half year remains up 6%: the outlays had been concentrated in the first quarter.
The group announces a moderation of investment across the rest of the year. Detailed financial statements to the end of June are expected during September, and it is there that the margin will give its own account.
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OCP S.A. — press release on the publication of second-quarter 2026 results, Casablanca, 31 August 2026, filed with the Moroccan Capital Market Authority.
