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Bank of Africa reports a significant 13.5% increase in net banking income, reaching 20.4 billion dirhams. The bank also achieved substantial growth in customer loans and deposits, alongside successful bond issuance and industry accolades.
The MASI index closed at 18,666.95 points, reflecting a decrease of 1.52%, while year-to-date performance stands at -0.95%. The market capitalization reached 1,041.6 billion dirhams.
Bank of Africa has received strategic approval to operate as a clearing negotiator for standardized derivatives, enhancing its role in Morocco's financial markets. This development underscores the bank's commitment to risk management and market transparency.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a pause in its upward momentum, with the MASI index declining by 0.56% on Wednesday. Despite this setback, the index maintains a year-to-date gain of 3.18%.
Five companies, including Delta Holding and Jet Contractors, have transitioned from Principal B to the more prestigious Principal A segment of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, enhancing the market's liquidity profile.
The Moroccan banking system shows robust fundamentals, supported by a favorable macroeconomic environment. Recent data highlights significant growth in deposits and loans, alongside improved profitability and solvency.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange continued its recovery on December 4, 2025, with the MASI index rising by 0.08%. Trading activity remained limited, with a total market volume of 89 million dirhams.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange reports a 6.5% increase in total revenue for listed companies, reaching 248.4 billion dirhams in the first nine months of 2025, driven by strong performance in the construction and banking sectors.
The third quarter of 2025 reveals contrasting performances among companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, with significant growth for some and declines for others.
Bank Of Africa reports a 26% increase in net profit to 2 billion dirhams and a 12% rise in group net profit to 3 billion dirhams as of September 30, 2025. Revenue also saw significant growth, driven by core business activities.
Bank Al-Maghrib is implementing the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) to enhance the capital and risk governance of Moroccan banks. The initiative aims to align local regulations with international standards and improve banks' resilience.
Four new stocks will replace Managem, Mutandis, CIH Bank, and HPS in the MASI 20 index, enhancing its representation of the market. The MASI 20 serves as a benchmark for investors.