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Lesieur Cristal Q1 2026 Revenue Slides 13% as Table‑Oil Prices Adjust
Lesieur Cristal reported a 13 % drop in consolidated revenue for the first quarter of 2026, bringing the total to MAD 1.447 billion – down from the same period last year. The group kept its market share despite heavy price cuts on table oil, invested MAD 14 million in line with its annual plan, and recorded a net cash position of –MAD 139 million due to operating cash outflows. Social‑account figures show a 7 % revenue decline to MAD 1.34 billion, while investments surged 86 % to MAD 10 million, with net cash falling to MAD 49 million.
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Quarterly Highlights
Lesieur Cristal released its Q1 2026 results, confirming that the company operated in a tough market environment marked by sizable price cuts on table oil. Despite the pressure, the group managed to preserve its market share across its core segments and laid the groundwork for future revenue growth.
- Consolidated revenue: MAD 1.447 billion, down 13 % YoY.
- Investment in Q1 2026: MAD 14 million, consistent with the annual investment programme.
- Consolidated net cash position: –MAD 139 million, mainly driven by operating‑cycle cash outflows.
- Social‑account revenue: MAD 1.34 billion, down 7 % YoY.
- Social‑account investment: MAD 10 million, up 86 %.
- Social‑account net cash: MAD 49 million at 31 March 2026, versus MAD 356 million at 31 December 2025.
The company also confirmed that there were no changes to the consolidation scope during the quarter.
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