Phosboucraa has secured a major financial boost with a 2 billion dirham loan from Morocco’s Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion, marking a new phase in the company’s ambitious investment drive across the southern provinces. The deal, structured by CDG Capital, is designed to support the rollout of a sweeping development strategy aimed at transforming the region into a dynamic industrial and logistics hub by the end of the decade.
This funding is part of a far larger vision: a 23 billion dirham investment plan stretching to 2030. At its core is a bold transformation of Phosboucraa’s operations—from a company focused primarily on phosphate extraction to a fully integrated industrial player. Key elements of this plan include expanding the existing phosphate mine, building a brand-new export port to streamline logistics, and setting up a high-value fertilizer production unit dedicated to Triple Super Phosphate.
By turning to capital markets, Phosboucraa is accessing financing terms that align with its long-term transformation goals. The company is actively shifting away from a purely extractive model and positioning itself as a catalyst for sustainable development—generating employment, strengthening regional competitiveness, and laying the groundwork for long-term economic growth in the south.
This partnership is also closely tied to Morocco’s broader strategy for the southern provinces, where major infrastructure and economic initiatives are being deployed to foster more balanced national development. For CDG, this investment reflects a continued commitment to supporting large-scale, strategic projects that advance the country’s long-term goals.
A wholly owned subsidiary of the OCP Group, Phosboucraa operates exclusively in the southern regions, where it reinvests all its profits into initiatives that support human development, environmental stewardship, and economic inclusion. These reinvestments take shape through infrastructure projects, educational programs, vocational training, and actions aimed at building a resilient, locally anchored economy.
Deeply rooted in the region, Phosboucraa is a prime example of OCP’s broader vision—combining industrial excellence with social responsibility. Through its evolving operations, the company is helping to create sustainable ecosystems, improve livelihoods, and promote the responsible management of natural resources that are essential to global food security and agricultural development across Africa.
