While its neighbours to the north have struggled with the slow recovery in Europe and continue to face hefty fines from aggressive regulators, Morocco’s banking sector remained resilient in 2013, benefitting from cash injections from Bank Al Maghrib (BAM), the central bank. The industry remains one of the most sophisticated on the continent,...
COMPANY OVERVIEW: Addoha is the leader in the Moroccan real estate industry, with an exposure to both social and intermediary housing (62% of revenues) and high-end housing (33% of revenues). The group is benefitting from a supportive environment thanks to a growing rate of urbanisation, a poor...
COMPANY OVERVIEW: Attijariwafa bank is Morocco’s leading bank in terms of outstanding loans, with 25.5% market share as of November 30th, 2013, and it is number two in terms of collected deposits, with 26.0% market share as of the same date. It has 3037 branches within Morocco. The group has also...
COMPANY OVERVIEW: Founded in 1920 and floating on the Casablanca stock market since 1941, Auto Hall is one of Morocco’s leading players in the importation and distribution of automotive equipment. The group operates in five main segments: 1) passenger cars, where it distributes Ford and Mitsubishi...
The year 2013 was one of ups and downs for emerging market equities. With the financial crisis showing little improvement in Europe, uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing programme, and tensions continuing apace in the Middle East and North Africa, the economic forces acting on Morocco were little disposed to show a...
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