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LabelVie Group Reports 13.7% Growth in Distribution Sales, Reaffirms 2028 Strategic Vision
LabelVie Group announced strong annual results for the 2025 fiscal year, marked by significant expansion and robust sales growth. Gross Distribution Sales increased by 13.7% to 15,872 MDH, supported by 3.5% like-for-like growth and the opening of 141 new stores. Consolidated revenue grew 12.9% to 18,534 MDH. Profitability improved, with EBITDA rising 10.3% to 1,557 MDH, representing 9.5% of sales. The group invested 1,206 MDH in expansion and successfully managed its net debt, which stood at 4,606 MDH. LabelVie reaffirmed its 2028 ambition to reach 28 Md DH in revenue with an EBITDA margin of approximately 9.3%.
Disway Surpasses 2 Billion MAD Revenue Milestone in 2025 Amid International Expansion
Disway reported a strong fiscal year 2025, with consolidated revenue growing 9 percent to exceed the 2 billion MAD threshold. While the Moroccan market saw a slight contraction, international growth and the Volume segment drove overall performance, supported by a surge in photovoltaic activity.
Maroc Telecom Achieves 77 Million Customers and Proposes 4 MAD Dividend Following Strong 2025 Performance
Maroc Telecom Group closed 2025 with solid operational results, marked by a 3.6 percent increase in its global customer base and a 1.4 percent rise in revenues at constant exchange rates. Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment, the group maintained high profitability with an EBITDA margin exceeding 50 percent. Key strategic milestones included the launch of 5G in Morocco and the resolution of long-standing litigation, leading to a significant boost in reported net income.
Afriquia Gaz Reports Improved Social Net Results for 2025, Maintains 175 DH Dividend
Afriquia Gaz (GAZ) reported solid financial performance for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company saw growth in sales volume and social net profit, which rose to 633.1 MDH (up from 613.7 MDH in 2024). Consolidated revenue increased to 8,989.4 MDH, while consolidated net profit slightly improved to 750.5 MDH. The Board of Directors proposes a stable dividend of 175 DH per share for the period.
Maroc Telecom Reports Solid 9M 2025 Results Driven by Moov Africa Growth and Accelerated 5G Investment
Maroc Telecom (IAM) reported consolidated revenues of MAD 27.28 billion for the first nine months of 2025, a 1.2% increase at constant exchange rates, fueled by strong 5.7% growth from its Moov Africa subsidiaries. Group EBITDA remained resilient at MAD 13.70 billion (50.2% margin), despite fiscal and regulatory pressures in international markets and revenue decline in Morocco. The Group significantly accelerated investments (+36% excluding licenses) to prepare for the imminent launch of 5G in Morocco. Reported Net Income Group Share benefited substantially from litigation settlements, reaching MAD 5.52 billion.
Credit du Maroc Reports Strong 2025 Performance with 16.5 Percent Growth in Net Income
Credit du Maroc (CDM) demonstrated a robust growth trajectory in 2025, characterized by an 11 percent increase in loan volumes and an 8 percent rise in net banking income. The bank achieved significant operational efficiency improvements, leading to a 12.8 percent increase in gross operating income and a consolidated net profit of 864 million dirhams.
Immorente Invest Reports 21 Percent Growth in Real Estate Products and Targets Higher 2026 Yield
Immorente Invest demonstrated strong operational performance in 2025, driven by a 21 percent increase in real estate products and an improved occupancy rate of 96.4 percent. Despite a slight decrease in consolidated net income due to financing costs for new acquisitions, the company maintains a healthy LTV of 26 percent and projects a dividend increase to 5.5 DH per share for 2026.
CFG Bank Reports Exceptional 2025 Results with 41 Percent Surge in Net Income
CFG Bank has demonstrated robust financial health for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, doubling its size within two years. Key drivers include a 21 percent increase in customer credits and a 32 percent rise in Net Banking Income. The bank achieved a Return on Equity of 21 percent and proposed a dividend increase to 4 DH per share.
CMT Reports 18 Percent Revenue Growth in 2025 Driven by Strong Metal Prices and Operational Performance
Compagnie Miniere de Touissit (CMT) saw its annual consolidated revenue reach 691 million MAD in 2025, supported by a 27 percent surge in the fourth quarter. Despite weather-related shipping delays at the Casablanca port, the company achieved significant debt reduction and reached key milestones in resource certification and project development.
Cash Plus Reports Strong 2025 Performance with 14 Percent Growth in Net Banking Income
Cash Plus demonstrated robust growth in 2025, driven by a 19 percent increase in Net Banking Income during the fourth quarter. The company expanded its physical network to 5,200 agencies and saw significant traction in digital payment accounts, which grew by 32 percent. Total volume processed reached 130 billion MAD, reflecting sustained momentum across all business lines and successful digital integration.
Lesieur Cristal Demonstrates Resilience with Stable Annual Revenue Amid Market Pressures
Lesieur Cristal reported a stable consolidated revenue of 5,394 MDH for the full year 2025, despite a 12 percent decline in the fourth quarter. The group successfully managed its cash position, showing a 24 percent increase in net cash, while advancing its decarbonization strategy through renewable energy investments.
AKDITAL Surpasses 4 Billion MAD Revenue Milestone Amid Aggressive International Expansion
AKDITAL Group reported a 49 percent increase in annual revenue for 2025, driven by the maturity of its existing network and the successful integration of new facilities. The group is pivoting toward international markets with significant investments in Saudi Arabia and the UAE while maintaining an asset-light strategy.
Unimer Group Faces Revenue Headwinds Amid Resource Scarcity While Strengthening Balance Sheet
Unimer Group reported a decline in consolidated revenue for the 2025 fiscal year, primarily driven by a weak and late pelagic fishing campaign. Despite the lower turnover, the group successfully improved its financial health by reducing net debt by 10 percent through cost rationalization and disciplined financial management.