Marsa Maroc, the main port operator in Morocco, has announced an investment program of 21 billion dirhams (2.1 billion dollars) for the period 2025-2030, with the aim of consolidating its position as the leading port operator in the region. The announcement came after the company's board meeting held on March 17 to approve the financial results for the fiscal year 2025, which reflect a year of strong business growth and a significant improvement in profitability.
Consolidated revenues reached 5.785 billion dirhams (578.5 million dollars), 16% more than the 5.008 billion in the previous year, driven by increased volumes handled in the group's ports and the expansion of its logistics service offerings. EBITDA stood at 3.192 billion dirhams (319.2 million dollars), with a 22% increase, and the net profit attributed to the group reached 1.589 billion dirhams (158.9 million dollars), 25% more than in 2024.
On the operational front, total cargo traffic exceeded 67 million tons, 6% more than the previous year and the highest volume in the company's history. Container movement surpassed three million TEUs for the first time, positioning Marsa Maroc as the fourth largest container operator in Africa. Solid bulk and general cargo reached 22 million tons, with a 4% growth, and liquid bulk increased by 5% to 11 million tons. Handling of new vehicles jumped 50% to 154,000 units, and ro-ro traffic exceeded 27,000 units, 11% more.
Of the total 21 billion dirhams planned for the period 2025-2030, the company committed 2.4 billion (240 million dollars) just in 2025. The program is financed through debt, cash generation, and contributions from partners in joint projects. In parallel, Marsa Maroc launched in 2025 an additional program of 4.4 billion dirhams (440 million dollars) aimed at modernization and expansion of port capacities in Casablanca and Jorf Lasfar.
