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Morocco's public works sector is evolving, with ALEQ positioning itself as a leader in delivering complex infrastructure projects. The company's focus on operational excellence and financial discipline is crucial as the nation prepares for major events like CAN 2025 and the 2030 World Cup.
As of December 26, 2025, net assets under management reached 785.08 billion dirhams, reflecting a weekly decline of 3.17%. However, the annual growth rate remains robust at 20.18%, underscoring the pivotal role of OPCVM in savings allocation and market financing.
The year 2025 stands out in capital markets, marked by significant gains, robust trading volumes, and a resurgence in investor participation, culminating in a historic performance for the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
The Moroccan Treasury has repurchased 11 billion dirhams of treasury bonds, reflecting a gradual easing of interest rates in the bond market. This move aims to actively manage domestic debt.
The Treasury is conducting a buyback operation for Treasury bills on December 25, 2025, aimed at managing its debt profile amid declining interest rates.
The AMMC has released a guide aimed at providing recommendations and best practices for mandate management in Morocco, addressing the lack of specific regulations in this area.
The Moroccan banking system shows robust fundamentals, supported by a favorable macroeconomic environment. Recent data highlights significant growth in deposits and loans, alongside improved profitability and solvency.
Saham Payments is acquiring a portion of CMI's merchant portfolio to enhance competition in the payment market and foster innovation for Moroccan merchants. This move aims to accelerate the deployment of modern payment solutions.
Nasser Seddiqi will assume the role of CEO of the Casablanca Stock Exchange on January 19, 2026, bringing over 25 years of experience in financial regulation and asset management.
The World Bank has approved an additional $4 million grant to support climate-smart agricultural practices in Morocco, complementing a previous $250 million funding. The program aims to assist small and medium farmers in transitioning to conservation agriculture.
Akdital Hospitals, a subsidiary of the Moroccan group Akdital, has raised 100 million dollars to support its international expansion plans. This funding complements a previous bond issuance in Morocco.
A recent analysis reveals significant performance disparities among IPOs, with some stocks soaring while others decline. Notable gains and losses highlight the varying profiles of issuers and market conditions.