Professionals in the Moroccan cement sector expect an end of 2015 with sales up 1-1.5%, after an initial forecast of a drop of 4-5%.
The year was marked with a lack of stability, with sales up 17.22% in August, down 21.17% in September and up 18.25% in October.
The year was also marked by a lot of religious holidays, which hindered sales.
The poor condition of the building market is nonetheless the greatest hindrance to the cement sector.
The last quarter of the year saw a recovery, after a vol
Professionals in the Moroccan cement sector expect an end of 2015 with sales up 1-1.5%, after an initial forecast of a drop of 4-5%.
The year was marked with a lack of stability, with sales up 17.22% in August, down 21.17% in September and up 18.25% in October.
The year was also marked by a lot of religious holidays, which hindered sales.
The poor condition of the building market is nonetheless the greatest hindrance to the cement sector.
The last quarter of the year saw a recovery, after a volatile start to the year. The municipal elections also contributed to the stabilisation of the sector, which saw the unblocking of funds for renovation.
