Marsa Maroc sees topline, bottomline surge in 1H 2025: Morocco’s leading port operator Marsa Maroc saw its consolidated net income increase by around 22% y-o-y — according to our calculations — to around MAD 893 mn for 1H 2025, according to an earnings release (pdf). Its consolidated revenues rose by 14.5%y-o-y reaching MAD 2.8 bn for the same period.

Improved cargo traffic: Marsa Maroc’s handled traffic increased by 8% y-o-y to 33.6 mn tons, supported by growth across all traffic categories. Handled automobiles saw a significant surge, rising 51% y-o-y to reach 72.7 mn vehicles. The firm also handled 1.5 mn containers, a 6% y-o-y increase, and processed some 11.4 mn tons of dry bulk cargo, a 5% y-o-y rise.

REMEMBER- The Moroccan major made big moves in 2025: Marsa Maroc is investingEUR280 mn in developing Nador West Med’s Western Terminal, after securing a 25-year concession for the project earlier this year. It also inked an agreement earlier this year with MSC subsidiary Terminal Investment Limited (TIL) to split ownership of the Eastern Container Terminal at Nador West Med, expanding its portfolio to three container transshipment terminals and increasing container traffic handling capacity to 9 mn TEUs.

The plans ahead: The firm is planning to invest MAD 4 bn to modernize infrastructure and upgrade the equipment fleets of the ports of Casablanca and Jorf Lasfar over the next five years.

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