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A new program has been launched to support Moroccan industrial companies in strategic sectors, aiming to enhance their growth and access to capital markets.
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 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 first week of October tested investor psychology amid social unrest. A shift from panic to FOMO occurred as investors sought attractive entry points following recent market corrections.
The unit value index for imports fell by 5.7%, while exports decreased by 0.8% in the second quarter of 2025, according to the HCP. The declines were driven by various categories of goods.
Political tensions in Morocco have intensified after violent clashes resulted in multiple injuries and fatalities. The ongoing unrest poses risks to the economy and investor confidence.
Cement deliveries reached over 10.86 million tons by the end of September 2025, with significant increases in various segments. September alone saw a 12.48% year-on-year rise in deliveries.
This marks the first official statement from the Prime Minister following the "GenZ 212" movement, which has led to protests and violence across several cities. Akhannouch acknowledged the severity of the situation and expressed condolences for the victims.
Acer has partnered with Disty Technologies to enhance its market presence in Morocco, aiming to provide high-performance products and reliable after-sales service. This collaboration seeks to meet the needs of both consumers and businesses in the region.
In the first half of 2025, CTM reported a total investment of 89 million dirhams, primarily for fleet renewal. The group's net income remained stable at 12 million dirhams, while social net income rose to 45 million dirhams.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a significant decline on October 1, 2025, with the MASI index falling by 3.44%, marking its largest drop in six months amid rising risk aversion.
The Ministry of the Interior has detailed significant human and material damage from protests on September 30, resulting in numerous injuries and extensive property destruction across various regions.