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In the fourth quarter of 2025, TGCC demonstrated robust operational and commercial performance, achieving a revenue of 3.6 billion MAD, a 63.1% increase year-on-year. The company’s total revenue for 2025 reached 12.4 billion MAD, reflecting a strong growth trajectory and a record order book of 25.6 billion MAD.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced notable fluctuations today, with significant gains and losses across various stocks. Key market indices and trading volumes reflect the ongoing trends in the financial landscape.
Accor has announced a strategic partnership with Mohammed Bouzoubaa to develop the Pullman Casablanca Bouskoura, a premium five-star hotel set to open in Q4 2026, enhancing its presence in Morocco's hospitality market.
On February 11, 2026, the MASI index rose by 0.34% to close at 18,365.69 points, while the MASI 20 increased by 0.19% to 1,419.73 points. Trading volumes remained subdued at 243.35 million dirhams.
The MASI index closed at 18,122.7 points, down 1.78%, marking a year-to-date decline of 3.84%. Trading volume reached 513.71 million dirhams, with notable performances from TGCC and Rebab Company.
JET Contractors has been awarded a contract worth 156 million MAD for the construction of a protection and enhancement center at the Sijilmassa archaeological site. The decision follows a competitive bidding process involving two companies.
The analysis of Total Shareholder Return (TSR) from 2020 to 2025 reveals key players in value creation among MASI 20 constituents, highlighting significant performance amid economic volatility.
The integration of private equity and public markets is reshaping Morocco's financial landscape, with significant growth in fundraising and IPO activity anticipated in the coming years. This trend reflects a broader shift towards enhanced governance and liquidity for companies preparing for public offerings.
The Casablanca terminal project, with a budget of 12.8 billion dirhams, showcases an unprecedented preparatory phase completed in just 18 months. Set to enhance Casablanca's status as a major intermodal hub, the terminal will accommodate 20 million passengers annually, expandable to 30 million.
TGCC and SGTM will collaborate on the construction of a new terminal at Mohammed V Airport, enhancing Morocco's airport infrastructure and capacity. This project follows their previous partnership on the Benslimane stadium.
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.
Three Moroccan construction groups, TGCC, SGTM, and Jet Contractors, have been shortlisted for the LGV Kénitra–Marrakech project, which includes major infrastructure developments.