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The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw positive performance this Friday, with the MASI index gaining 0.37%. Trading activity was moderate, with notable increases in several stocks.
Discussions between Holmarcom and BNP Paribas are exploring a potential merger between BMCI and CDM, highlighting their complementary strengths and differing profitability profiles. Such a merger could significantly enhance value creation for shareholders.
Marsa Maroc has signed a social peace agreement with its partners, ensuring improved working conditions and a commitment to a constructive relationship until 2030.
European markets are anticipated to open higher as investors await key economic indicators following a week of monetary policy adjustments and concerns in the tech sector. Oil prices stabilize while gold approaches a seven-week high.
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Holmarcom Finance Company has entered exclusive discussions with BNP Paribas regarding the potential acquisition of its 67% stake in BMCI, a company Holmarcom has been invested in for 30 years.
CMGP Group reports stable revenue growth and anticipates significant increases in EBITDA and net profit. BKGR recommends buying shares with a target price of 469 DH.
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Hicham Meziane has been appointed General Director of Cartier Saada, effective December 11, 2025, succeeding Mly Hassan Debbarh Mounir. The transition will be organized to ensure continuity in strategic projects.
Managem has sold a 45% stake in the Gabgaba joint venture to Norin Mining, retaining 20%. This strategic move aims to enhance gold production and secure financing for future projects.
Most participants expect the central bank's target rate to be 2% in 2026, with a strong preference for equity markets. The meeting occurs amid strengthening domestic signals and ongoing global uncertainties.
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) held a training seminar on crypto-assets regulation and blockchain analysis from December 8 to 11, 2025, in Rabat, featuring participation from various national institutions.
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Assets in UCITS have increased to 803.75 billion dirhams, with notable growth in money market funds, while other categories show mixed results.
Fundraising in the capital markets reached over 97 billion dirhams by the end of October 2025, with significant contributions from negotiable debt securities and bond issuances.