According to figures from Morocco's Ministry of Territorial Planning, Urbanism, Housing and City Policy, cement deliveries totalled 1,585,135 tonnes in October 2026. That compares with 1,516,473 tonnes in October 2025, a rise of about 4.5%.
From January to October, deliveries reached 12,572,356 tonnes, against 12,376,613 tonnes over the same period last year. That is growth of 1.58%. October therefore ran clearly ahead of the average pace for the year. For comparison, the Ministry of Finance had reported growth of 1.2% since January at the end of September.
Most of the volume goes through distribution, with almost 6.63 million tonnes since January. Ready-mix concrete follows with over 3.36 million tonnes and precast concrete with 1.18 million tonnes. Infrastructure projects took 980,545 tonnes, building 358,065 tonnes and mortars 52,805 tonnes.
The figures are based on data from the five members of the professional association of cement producers. Cement sales are closely watched in Morocco as a gauge of building activity, and the October pick-up points to a busier construction sector towards the end of the year.
