OCP Nutricrops has taken a major step in overhauling its international operations, establishing a new holding company in the Netherlands called HoldCo B.V. Fully owned by OCP Nutricrops, this new entity is set to become the central hub for managing all of the company’s current and future international investments.
The move is part of a broader restructuring initiative launched by the OCP Group, aimed at shifting toward a decentralized model built around independent business units. These units are designed to function as strategic, self-sufficient entities. The overarching goal is to strengthen the group’s global financial structure while minimizing risks tied to operating across borders—particularly issues like double taxation.
HoldCo B.V. will play a key role in managing OCP Nutricrops’ foreign assets. It will oversee international subsidiaries, track global market dynamics, and control profits generated from trade activities. These earnings can either be reinvested locally to support regional growth or funneled back to the parent company, depending on which tax strategies prove most advantageous.
The creation of HoldCo B.V. was approved by OCP Group’s board of directors on March 11, followed by the green light from OCP Nutricrops on March 17. The entire operation is aligned with Moroccan legal frameworks that govern how state-owned entities manage their international holdings.
With this strategic move, OCP signals a clear intent to modernize its governance structure and solidify its position as a global heavyweight in the fertilizer industry.
