In 2024, Marsa Maroc achieved record performance, handling 63.3 million tons of traffic, marking an 11% increase.
This growth helped the company surpass 5 billion dirhams in revenue, reaching 5,008 million dirhams, a 16% rise.
EBITDA grew by 26%, reaching 2,624 million dirhams, while net income rose by 49%, totaling 1,267 million dirhams, improving overall profitability.
The company’s consolidation scope expanded in the third quarter of 2024, increasing its stake in subsidiary SMA from 51% to 100%.
Strategically, Marsa Maroc strengthened its position in Mediterranean transshipment with two terminals at Nador West Med, to be operational in 2027 with MSC and CMA CGM.
The company also expanded internationally, starting operations in Benin.
In Morocco, Marsa Maroc invested heavily in its terminals to increase capacity and improve equipment, enhancing operational performance for the benefit of the Moroccan economy.
Marsa Maroc plans to invest nearly 16 billion dirhams over the next five years to support this ambitious growth. The Board of Directors has proposed a 9.5 dirhams per share dividend for 2024, a 12% increase from the previous year.
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