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Vicenne's IPO attracted significant investor interest, raising 32.1 billion dirhams, over 64 times the initial offering. This unprecedented demand highlights market appetite and the company's strong image.
Sela Park Casablanca, located in the Almaz district, combines shopping, entertainment, and dining in a contemporary environment. With over 30,000 m² of rental space, it aims to be the new "Happy Place" for locals.
The BCP Group has demonstrated a strong financial performance, with a 9% rise in net profits and significant growth in customer loans and deposits by September 2025.
Attijariwafa Bank reports growth in its financial results for the first nine months of 2025, with a net banking income of 26.4 billion dirhams, reflecting a 4.7% increase compared to the previous year.
The real estate group Résidences Dar Saada (RDS) has been provisionally selected for a housing project in Marrakech aimed at relocating families from unsanitary areas. This adds to their robust order book following a significant social housing program in Casablanca.
The Moroccan Minister of Tourism announced a significant investment demand for the Cap Hospitality program, aimed at modernizing the country's hotel sector. The initiative has already recorded 91 eligible requests representing 14,000 rooms.
Mutandis reported a 7% decline in revenue to 1.49 billion dirhams by the end of September 2025, impacted by industrial incidents and unfavorable exchange rates. The hygiene segment remained stable, while the beverage sector faced significant challenges.
After a challenging period for the construction sector, TGCC shows remarkable performance with a record order book and strong financial health, prompting M.S.IN to recommend increasing holdings in the stock.
Vicenne has reported strong financial results, with a 64% increase in EBITDA and an 80% rise in net income. The company aims for record revenue exceeding one billion dirhams this year, driven by Morocco's evolving healthcare sector.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed productive discussions between Washington and Beijing, easing tariff threats. Oil prices rose, while gold fell amid improved market sentiment. Investors await key monetary policy decisions this week.
Bank Al-Maghrib has raised its liquidity injections to an average of 132.8 billion dirhams weekly in Q3 2025, reflecting a significant increase in liquidity needs. The interbank average transaction volume also rose by 30.3%.
European stocks saw modest gains, driven by positive performances from SAP and Kering, while concerns about earnings persist across various sectors.