At the end of Q1 2020 and in a context of general price regression, OCP posted a slight decline in its sales compared to the same period a year earlier as evidenced by the 1.2% drop in its turnover to MAD 12.3bn. However, this decrease was contained by:
- An increase in Brazilian imports supported by the rise in the country's agricultural exports in Q1 2020;
- An upturn in European demand with the improvement of imports to prevent the potential impacts of lockdown measures on supply channels;
- And, an increase in African imports compared to Q1 2019, particularly from Nigeria and Ethiopia.
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