Marsa Maroc: Revenue Increases by 14.5% in the First Half of 2025

The Marsa Maroc Group has released its financial communication for the period ending June 30, 2025, highlighting a strong growth momentum. The consolidated revenue reached 2.84 billion dirhams, up 14.5% from the same period in 2024, driven by growth across all traffic segments. In the second quarter alone, revenue amounted to 1.58 billion dirhams, reflecting an 18% increase. Overall traffic handled by Marsa Maroc reached 33.6 million tons by the end of June, representing an 8% increase. In the second quarter, consolidated traffic totaled 17.7 million tons, up 9%. Container traffic saw a 6% rise, with 1.5 million TEUs processed, including 854,831 TEUs in transshipment (+4%) and 651,139 TEUs in import-export (+8%). Liquid bulk traffic increased by 8% to 5.6 million tons, while solid and miscellaneous bulk traffic reached 11.4 million tons (+5%). New vehicle traffic surged by 51%, totaling 72,700 units, driven by a 19% increase in imports and the emergence of a new transshipment flow (15,264 units). Additionally, TIR traffic grew by 27% to 14,000 units. Marsa Maroc invested 1.29 billion dirhams in the first half of the year, marking a staggering 688% increase compared to 2024. These investments were primarily allocated to superstructures and the acquisition of equipment for the container terminals at the Nador West Med port. Financially, the group's net debt stood at -492 million dirhams, indicating a net cash position. This figure includes 1.63 billion dirhams in financing debt and 2.12 billion dirhams in cash reserves. Looking ahead, the group is preparing to launch a 4 billion dirham investment plan for the ports of Casablanca and Jorf Lasfar over the next five years, aimed at modernizing and expanding infrastructure as well as enhancing equipment.