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PwC Morocco has appointed two new partners, Nada Benqlilou and Mehdi Barrakad, to enhance its growth and strategic vision in key economic sectors. This brings the total number of partners to 17.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange opened in the red on October 1, 2025, with a 1% decline amid low trading volumes and ongoing protests across several cities in Morocco.
The profit pool of listed companies in Morocco surged by over 52% in the first half of 2025, driven primarily by Maroc Telecom and the banking sector. Overall revenue reached 169.3 billion dirhams, reflecting significant contributions from various sectors.
Sanlam Morocco introduces Sanlam Private Investment, a new platform aimed at transforming private investment and wealth structuring in Morocco. The initiative targets high-net-worth individuals and businesses, positioning Morocco as a key hub for regional and international wealth management.
Bank Al-Maghrib reports an 8.3% annual increase in the money supply for August, driven by various factors including net claims growth and changes in bank deposits.
August 2025 marked a record month for tourism revenues in Morocco, reaching 19.1 billion MAD, a 13% increase from the previous year. The total number of tourists for the first eight months of the year rose to 13.5 million, reflecting a strong growth trend.
Morocco's trade deficit reached 225.9 billion dirhams as of August, driven by an 8.4% increase in imports and a 3.8% rise in exports. The coverage rate fell to 57.6%.
Afriquia Gaz and Maghreb Oxygène report increased revenues and profits for the first half of 2025, driven by solid operational performance despite rising costs.
TGCC reports a significant profit increase of 60.6% in the first half of 2025, driven by the acquisition of STAM VIAS and a strong order book. The company aims to leverage this momentum for future growth.
Aluminium du Maroc reports a 34% rise in consolidated net income for the first half of 2025, driven by productivity gains and effective cost management. The company continues its strategic transformation to enhance competitiveness and diversify export markets.
Med Paper reports a net income of 1.5 million dirhams for the first half of 2025, a significant decrease from 3.7 million dirhams in 2024, attributed to rising input costs.
Dari Couspate reports a 12.9% increase in net profit for the first half of 2025, driven by strong sales volumes despite a slowdown in consolidated revenue. The company aims to maintain its commercial momentum in the second half of the year.