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Marsa Maroc has finalized the entry of Terminal Investment Limited into the capital of West Med Container Terminal, following the necessary regulatory approvals. The new ownership structure sees Terminal Investment Limited holding 49% and Marsa Maroc retaining 51%.
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 Casablanca Stock Exchange's benchmark index rose by 27.57% in 2025, surpassing 1 trillion dirhams in market capitalization for the first time. Attijariwafa Bank leads the market, while other key players like Maroc Telecom and Managem also report significant gains.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index decline by 2.45% after briefly reaching 19,144 points. This marks a weekly drop following two weeks of gains.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed the week positively, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains. The MASI index rose by 0.65%, bringing its weekly gain to 2%.
Marsa Maroc has acquired a 45% stake in Boluda Corporacion Maritima, enhancing maritime links between Morocco and Spain. This strategic partnership aims to boost Moroccan exports and strengthen the company's international presence.
Marsa Maroc has signed a social peace agreement with its partners, ensuring improved working conditions and a commitment to a constructive relationship until 2030.
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 third quarter of 2025 reveals contrasting performances among companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, with significant growth for some and declines for others.
Marsa Maroc reported a 16% increase in consolidated revenue by the end of September 2025, driven by strong container traffic growth and significant investments in equipment and infrastructure.
The Competition Council has begun reviewing the joint venture between Marsa Maroc and CMA CGM, aimed at developing a strategic container terminal in Nador West Med. A public summary of the operation is available for feedback until November 24, 2025.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a decline in the MASI index, which fell by 3.23% over the week. The index closed at 18,645.53 points after a volatile trading session.