Millcorp Geneva, a key player in the global grain trade, has announced plans to deepen its foothold in the Moroccan market and expand into grain processing industries across Morocco and Africa. The company aims to go beyond its traditional trading activities and venture into grain transformation, a move that could signal a shift towards value-added services on the continent.
According to a company statement, Millcorp Geneva is also planning increased investments in the upstream grain sector and in enhancing its supply chain capabilities. These efforts are part of a strategic push to meet the evolving needs of African markets.
“These new directions represent a pivotal moment for Millcorp Geneva,” said David Bellelis, CEO of the company. “We are solidifying our growth outlook and creating fresh opportunities for development not only in Morocco but also in West and Central Africa, regions that hold significant strategic value for us.”
As part of its expansion efforts, Millcorp has recently invested in several projects, including new grain storage silos in southern Morocco. Further expansion is also anticipated in the Jorf region, positioning the company to handle increasing demand and ensure efficient distribution across African markets.
Through these initiatives, Millcorp Geneva intends to establish itself as a prominent force in the Moroccan market, while simultaneously capitalizing on growth opportunities across the African continent. This strategic move comes in response to a rising demand for grains and processed grain products in Africa, where food security and supply chain optimization are becoming increasingly critical.
