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In Q4 2025, Compagnie Minière de Touissit (CMT) achieved a consolidated revenue of 168 million MAD, marking a 27% increase from Q4 2024. The company also certified its Tighza mine reserves, estimated at 7.694 million tonnes.
The government has launched a significant initiative to attract structured mining projects across 361 zones, emphasizing sustainability and local economic impact. Applications are due by May 15, 2026.
Cash Plus has demonstrated robust growth in 2025, with a 14% increase in overall revenue and significant expansions in its service offerings and agency network. The company continues to enhance its digital payment solutions and support for local farmers.
During a recent ceremony in Casablanca, Minister Ryad Mezzour emphasized the need for industries to engage with capital markets, highlighting barriers to entry and the importance of transparency and governance in fostering growth.
This edition highlights the AMMC's guide on market abuse, focusing on practices such as price manipulation and insider trading. It aims to educate investors on the risks and regulations safeguarding the Moroccan stock market.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced notable fluctuations on February 17, 2026, with key indices reflecting mixed performance. This report details the day's market movements, including significant gainers and losers, as well as trading volumes.
The MASI index experienced a downturn of 0.55%, while the MASI 20 fell by 0.58%, reflecting a year-to-date loss of 2.49%. Trading volumes remained subdued at 335 million dirhams.
Morocco's water reservoirs have shown remarkable improvement, with several basins exceeding 70% capacity, reflecting a positive shift in water resource management. Key reservoirs like Oum Rabii and El Massira have notably increased their water levels compared to last year.
From February 16 to November 25, 2026, BCP will host a nine-stop roadshow across Morocco, aimed at enhancing support for local businesses and fostering investment opportunities. The initiative emphasizes collaboration between public and private sectors to drive economic growth.
Beginning May 1, China will abolish tariffs on imports from nearly all African nations, reinforcing its role as the continent's primary trading partner. This move follows a commitment to enhance economic ties and support infrastructure development across Africa.
Risma has increased its floating factor from 15% to 20% following a recent public capital increase. This adjustment will take effect on February 18, 2026.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange kicked off the week on a positive note, with the MASI index rebounding significantly, reducing its year-to-date losses to just 0.10%. Trading volumes were robust, reflecting a renewed appetite for risk among investors.