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In 2025, LabelVie achieved a consolidated revenue of 18.5 billion dirhams, marking a 12.9% increase from the previous year. The company continues its strategic expansion while focusing on profitability and shareholder value.
The MASI index experienced a slight increase of 0.06%, closing at 18,450.76 points, while the MASI 20 dipped by 0.17%. Trading activity improved, with a total volume of 384.66 million dirhams.
In 2025, LabelVie achieved a 13.7% increase in retail sales, reaching 15.872 billion MAD, alongside a proposed dividend of 120 MAD per share, reflecting robust profitability and strategic expansion.
President Trump has enacted a law that secures funding for U.S. government departments while temporarily separating the budget for the Department of Homeland Security. The legislation comes after a brief government shutdown due to congressional deadlock.
This analysis delves into the evolving landscape of financial markets following a robust MASI rally in 2025, highlighting increased volatility and caution. Key factors influencing this consolidation, including interest rate hikes and geopolitical contexts, are examined alongside technical assessments of gold and oil.
In January 2026, cement deliveries by members of the Professional Association of Cement Manufacturers fell to 1,044,130 tons, marking an 18.78% decrease compared to the previous year, influenced by significant rainfall impacting construction activities.
In January 2026, the AMMC awarded nine approvals to two asset management companies, WINEO Gestion and CIH Capital Management, while no visas were issued during the month. As of January 23, the net assets under management for mutual funds reached over 799.19 billion MAD.
Futures indicate positive openings across major European indices as precious metals rebound following recent declines. Economic and geopolitical developments further bolster investor sentiment.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced notable fluctuations on February 3, 2026, with significant gains and losses among listed stocks. Key market indices and trading volumes are detailed below.
The automotive sector has experienced a robust start to the year, with overall sales increasing by 36.17% compared to January 2025. Light commercial vehicles also saw a notable rise of 16.25% in sales.
The ACAPS convened key stakeholders in the insurance sector to bolster anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures, reflecting Morocco's commitment to international standards and recent regulatory advancements.
In 2025, Morocco's unemployment rate fell to 13%, driven by the creation of 249,000 paid jobs, despite a loss of 55,000 unpaid positions. However, youth unemployment remains a concern, with rates rising among young people and women.