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In the first half of 2025, S2M experienced a 3.5% increase in revenue, driven by a 17% growth in recurring income. The company also reported a 42% rise in net profit despite challenging geopolitical conditions.
In August 2025, the producer price index for manufacturing industries fell by 0.1%, influenced by price declines in several sectors. The HCP reported on the changes in the industrial, energy, and mining price indices.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced significant losses on September 29, 2025, influenced by weekend protests across the kingdom. The MASI index fell by 1.88%, reflecting heightened risk aversion among investors.
Vicenne reports a 79% increase in net profit for the first half of 2025, driven by significant growth across all business segments. The company anticipates exceeding one billion dirhams in consolidated revenue by year-end.
BOA reports a consolidated net banking product increase of 8%, reaching 10.3 billion dirhams. The group's net profit rose by 16% year-on-year to 2.3 billion dirhams.
S&P forecasts solid growth prospects for Morocco, with an average real GDP increase of 4% from 2025 to 2028, despite vulnerabilities from climate change. The MASI targets for 2026-2028 are derived from statistical correlations with GDP.
Marsa Maroc achieved a consolidated revenue of 2.84 billion dirhams in the first half of 2025, marking a 14.5% increase from the previous year. The net profit rose by 23.4% to 773 million dirhams.
The upgrade of Morocco's sovereign rating to Investment Grade marks a significant turning point, enhancing macroeconomic fundamentals and attracting international capital flows. This shift is expected to improve market conditions and investor confidence.
SNEP reports a revenue of 359.8 million MAD for the first half of 2025, a 40.4% increase from the previous year, despite facing significant market challenges and increased losses.
S&P has upgraded Morocco's credit rating, citing a balanced macroeconomic mix, gradual public finance consolidation, and strong economic growth prospects. Despite challenges, the agency sees a solid trajectory for the Moroccan economy.
The liquidity deficit has decreased as Bank Al-Maghrib's seven-day advances fell. Treasury placements also declined, while the average weighted rate remained stable.