Saeed Al-Moallim Group secures $16m agricultural inputs to Nouakchott
The Saudi company has signed contracts worth more than $40 million in Mauritania in the last nine months. This overshadows the long-established giants, such as OCP and the Swiss firm, Ameropa.
27/01/2023 at 16h33, by Africa Business+
Saeed Al-Moallim Group (SAG), which won a contract to supply agricultural inputs to the country in April, concluded a new agreement with Nouakchott in January: 25,000 tonnes of pearl urea. The firm must complete the delivery within 60 days.
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