| ICS:
a model of cooperation |
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Industries
Chimiques du Sénégal (I.C.S.) is a product of South-South
cooperation, and more specifically of the convergence between
India's significant need for phosphoric acid to produce fertilizer,
and the availability of a high quality phosphate mine in Senegal.
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is Senegal's largest industrial complex, producing: |
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marketable phosphate, from a mine in TAÏBA,
located some 100 km from DAKAR,
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phosphoric acid (P2O5), in two adjacent plants
located in DAROU, near the mine,
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fertilizers (DAP, NPK, SSP/TPS) in a plant located
in MBAO (18 km outside of DAKAR).
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ICS industrial complex also includes:
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marketing of its products and production of pesticides,
through its SENCHIM subsidiary,
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transportation, through its SEFICS subsidiary,
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logistics (Port Terminal and crane, sea-lines for
ammonia and acid),
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water supply (boreholes in MÉKHÉ) and electrical power
production.
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| Breakdown
of the Capital of the ICS Group |
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