In Senegal, the Indorama industrial group, based in Singapore, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Agency for the Promotion of investments and major works (APIX), relating to a program an investment of 126 billion FCFA (210 million $). The Singaporean Indorama wants to increase its production capacity to consolidate its status as leader.

The General Directorate of Chemical Industries of Senegal (ICS) indicated that this envelope will be used to finance the implementation of several projects aimed at consolidating the phosphate sector. Among them is the rehabilitation of the fertilizer factory based in Mbao, in order to increase the annual capacity to 400 000 tons of NPK and DAP, compared to 250 000 tons currently. The construction of a Single unit is also planned. Super Phosphate (SSP) of 350 000 tons/year, l serif; mso-bidi-font-family: "Bookman Old Style">' increase in production of ' acid phosphoric (whose factories are located é es at Darou) at 660 000 tonnes/year, or even the construction of ' a factory of ' 700 sulfuric acid tons/day. As many ' initiatives that suggest capacity building é for diff production é rent types of ' fertilizer by ICS in les ann é es to come on.

Data compiled by the National Agency for Statistics and demography (ANSD) indeed indicate that the country has imported on average nearly 126 484 tons of ' fertilizer, d serif; mso-bidi-font-family: "Bookman Old Style">' a value of pr è s of 55.1 billion CFA francs (97.4 million $) between 2020 and 2024, while the rate of ' usage is l ' one of the lowest in Africa ' west.