Afric Industries: Sales Surge by 33% in the Second Quarter of 2026
Afric Industries Sees Significant Growth in Q2 2026
Afric Industries experienced a notable acceleration in its operations during the second quarter of 2026, driven by a substantial increase in sales. Following a more moderate start to the year, the company has regained a strong commercial momentum, confirming an improvement in its market performance.
This development is indicative of a rebound in sales, which has allowed the group to bolster its revenue for the first half of the year.
Revenue of 22.49 Million Dirhams by End of June
By the end of the first six months of 2026, Afric Industries reported a revenue of 22.49 million dirhams, compared to 21.32 million dirhams during the same period the previous year, marking a growth of 5%.
This growth is primarily supported by a strong performance in the abrasives segment, where sales increased by 11%. However, sales of aluminum accessories declined by 17%, limiting the overall revenue growth.
A Particularly Dynamic Second Quarter
The real acceleration took place between April and June. In this quarter alone, sales reached 14 million dirhams, up from 10.57 million dirhams a year earlier, representing a growth of 33%.
This performance confirms the revival of the company’s commercial activity and suggests an improvement in its operations in the coming months.
Controlled Investments
During the first half of the year, Afric Industries maintained a prudent investment policy. Capital expenditures were limited to 133,000 dirhams, primarily allocated to renovation works for the waterproofing of the administrative building.
This strategy reflects a managed approach to spending, as the company prioritizes the consolidation of its operations.
Cash Flow Affected by Dividend Payments
From a financial perspective, the company’s cash flow deteriorated by the end of the first semester. After distributing dividends to shareholders, Afric Industries reported a negative balance of 140,000 dirhams by the end of June 2026, compared to a surplus of 273,000 dirhams a year prior.
This change is primarily linked to the dividend distribution and does not undermine the recovery of the commercial activity observed during the second quarter.
