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The MASI index opened significantly lower, declining by 3.03% to 17,591.48 points, marking a notable technical breakdown. Despite the overall downturn, certain mining stocks showed resilience amidst the selling pressure.
February concluded with a monthly decline of 2.82%, marking the second consecutive month of downturn. As quarterly earnings reports flood the market, investors face heightened uncertainty due to escalating geopolitical tensions.
Rising tensions between the United States and Iran are poised to significantly influence global markets, particularly in the oil sector, currency fluctuations, and investor sentiment in the Middle East. Analysts predict potential price surges and increased volatility across various asset classes.
Iran, a major oil producer, faces significant challenges due to U.S. sanctions and potential military strikes, which could disrupt global oil supply and elevate prices. The strategic Strait of Hormuz remains a critical chokepoint for oil transport.
Les Eaux Minérales d’Oulmès (LEMO) achieved a revenue of 703.8 million dirhams in Q4 2025, marking a 9.4% increase year-over-year, and an annual total of 3.2 billion dirhams, reflecting an 11.2% growth. The company continues to enhance its operational model and sustainability initiatives.
In 2025, Addoha achieved a significant 64% rise in consolidated net income, driven by strategic financial restructuring and robust sales performance. The company is now focused on margin optimization and value creation.
Mohamed Saad has been appointed as the new president of AUSIM, succeeding Hicham Chiguer, with a vision to leverage technology for sustainable growth in Morocco. The newly elected board aims to enhance the association's influence in the digital strategies of the country.
The MASI index fell by 1.25% to close at 18,140.55 points, marking a weekly decline of 3%. Trading activity remained robust with a total volume of 762 million dirhams.
Cosumar has achieved a consolidated revenue of 10.487 billion MAD for 2025, reflecting a 2.4% increase from the previous year, driven by significant local sugar production and export volume growth. The company remains committed to supporting local farmers and enhancing its production capabilities.
In 2025, Résidences Dar Saada achieved a remarkable 114% increase in revenue, driven by strategic developments and significant land sales. The company is poised for further expansion with multiple new projects underway.
In 2025, Managem Group reported a consolidated revenue of 13.69 billion dirhams, a significant 55% increase, driven by successful copper and gold projects in Morocco and Senegal. The company also saw a 170% rise in revenue for Q4 compared to the previous year.
In 2025, OCP achieved a robust financial performance with revenues rising by 17% to 113.9 billion dirhams, driven by favorable market conditions and strong demand recovery, particularly in India.