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TAQA Morocco has announced new appointments to its Supervisory Board, welcoming Sarah AlBakeri and Afif Saif Al Yafei as members. The board also acknowledged the change in representation from Abu Dhabi National Energy Company.
Risma aims to expand its hotel portfolio from 23 to 28 by 2030, focusing on luxury, mid-range, and budget segments. The company has recently acquired key properties and is diversifying its brand offerings.
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.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange's MASI index experienced a slight decline, closing down 0.64% while maintaining a year-to-date gain of 27.68%. Trading activity remained moderate with a total volume of 334 million dirhams.
CMGP has acquired CPCM, enhancing its agricultural segment and diversifying into water treatment and industrial chemicals. The group also plans to increase its stake in Agrosem, which is experiencing significant growth.
The Minister claims private clinics benefit from guaranteed financial flows due to partial coverage by social protection schemes. However, financial assessments reveal no direct public subsidies for private healthcare.
The Competition Council has received notification of a concentration operation involving Alphavest Investment Management and Best Financière acquiring joint control of Valoris Management through respective stakes of 25% and 10%.
The AMMC has issued three UCITS visas to various management companies, including CIH Capital Management and CDG Capital Gestion.
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.
The Alliances group reports a dynamic first half of 2025, launching new projects in Morocco and securing a significant contract in Côte d'Ivoire. The company anticipates strong revenue growth through 2027.
The profit pool of listed companies in Morocco surged by over 52% in the first half of 2025, driven primarily by Maroc Telecom and the banking sector. Overall revenue reached 169.3 billion dirhams, reflecting significant contributions from various sectors.
Sanlam Morocco introduces Sanlam Private Investment, a new platform aimed at transforming private investment and wealth structuring in Morocco. The initiative targets high-net-worth individuals and businesses, positioning Morocco as a key hub for regional and international wealth management.