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Three Moroccan construction groups, TGCC, SGTM, and Jet Contractors, have been shortlisted for the LGV Kénitra–Marrakech project, which includes major infrastructure developments.
Younès Benjelloun emphasizes the significant economic contributions of IPOs in Morocco, noting nearly 10 billion dirhams raised over seven years. He counters skepticism about the stock market's relevance to the real economy.
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.
In the third quarter of 2025, TGCC reports a significant revenue increase driven by enhanced production across all segments and the integration of STAM Vias. The consolidated order book reaches a new high, reflecting strong demand and strategic diversification.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a decline in the MASI index, which fell by 2.49% over the week. Despite a slight recovery on Friday, the index has recorded three consecutive weeks of losses.
The Moroccan stock market is experiencing a resurgence in IPOs, expanding beyond large corporations to include mid-sized companies across various sectors. This trend reflects a growing ecosystem where businesses seek capital investment and public funding for development.
Between 2020 and 2022, four companies were listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, showing varied but generally positive trajectories three years later. This article examines the performance of Aradei Capital, TGCC, Disty Technologies, and Akdital.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange has entered a new dynamic with a wave of IPOs revitalizing the market, attracting investor interest, and enhancing its role in financing the economy. This special report explores the transformation over the past five years.
The process of preparing for an IPO can take over a year, involving audits, regulatory approvals, and financial decisions. Recent examples highlight the complexities and rigor required before going public.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a decline on November 10, 2025, with the MASI index dropping 1.06% amid limited trading volumes. Key stocks showed mixed performance, with notable gains and losses.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a significant surge on Monday following a UN Security Council vote in favor of Morocco. The Masi index rose by 2% to 20,029 points, driven by widespread gains across major sectors.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index rise by 0.46%, closing at 19,636.52, marking a weekly gain of nearly 1%. The construction sector showed strong performance, contributing to the overall market activity.