OCP Group is the world's largest exporter of phosphate rock and a dominant producer of phosphate fertilizers, wholly owned by the Kingdom of Morocco. The group's history began in 1920 with the opening of Morocco's phosphate mines at Khouribga, and it now operates the largest phosphate reserves on earth — about 70% of global proven reserves lie beneath Moroccan soil. OCP employs about 20,000 people and generates annual revenue of roughly US$10 billion.\n\nOCP's integrated model spans mining, beneficiation, and chemical processing: phosphate rock from the Khouribga and Benguérir mines feeds the world's largest phosphate fertilizer plants at Jorf Lasfar on the Atlantic coast, producing DAP, MAP, TSP, and specialty fertilizers shipped to more than 100 countries. The group has invested heavily in sustainability, developing water-recycling technologies that have cut freshwater use by 85%, and is a global leader in phosphate-based battery materials research for lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) cathodes.\n\nFor agricultural and chemical buyers, OCP is the indispensable supplier of phosphate — no other company can match its reserve base or export scale — and its Jorf Lasfar industrial platform is one of the largest chemical complexes in Africa, creating procurement demand for mining equipment, sulfuric acid plants, and process technology.
