The Port Harcourt-based fertiliser producer’s value could now be close to $3.3bn, making it one of the most valuable companies in sub-Saharan Africa outside of South Africa.
To help feed itself and the world, Africa needs to increase its crop yields. Neil Ford looks at how Moroccan phosphate miner and fertiliser producer OCP is helping to increase agricultural production on the continent.
OCP Group, a global leader in plant nutrition and the world’s largest producer of phosphate-based fertilisers, is pursuing its efforts to improve its Environmental, Social and Governance performance (ESG). The extra-financial rating agency Sustainalytics and the independent organisation CDP (formerl…
Countries with a market-oriented industrial policy top the ranking of Africa's most industrialised economies, write Jonathan Said and Kartik Akileswaran.
As part of the cooperation between Morocco and Senegal and its actions carried out with communities across the African continent, OCP Foundation is supporting a sustainable development project for the Niokolo Koba National Park, located in the southeast of the country, 650 km away from Dakar in the …
The project will be certified through best-in case Verra-VCS standard and monitored by using a cutting-edge soil spectroscopy technology deployed to analyse the chemical and physical composition of the soil.
Global leader in plant nutrition and the world’s largest producer of phosphate-based fertilisers, OCP Group is rising to the challenge of water supply. Neil Ford reports.
With exports to the region growing 15% year on year, companies in Northern Ireland look forward to working and growing in partnership with Africa, writes Raksha Maharaj, Regional Director Africa, Invest Northern Ireland.
Working with a broad range of international partners, OCP is addressing both the immediate and longer-term drivers of food insecurity on the continent.
