Marsa Maroc reported an 8% rise in cargo traffic to 33.6 million tonnes by June 30, 2025, driven by growth across all segments. Consolidated revenue increased 14.5% to MAD 2.84 billion, supported by higher activity and added logistics services, according to its quarterly financial report. Container traffic grew 4% in transshipment (854,831 TEUs) and 8% in domestic volumes (651,139 TEUs). Bulk traffic also advanced, with liquid bulks up 8% and solid goods up 5%, while new vehicle traffic surged 51%, boosted by 15,264 units handled in transshipment. In March, the consortium «Boluda Towage France SAS – Marsa Maroc» secured a 20-year license for towing and assistance at Nador West Med. The group also launched a MAD 4 billion five-year investment plan for Casablanca and Jorf Lasfar to modernize infrastructure and expand equipment fleets. During H1 2025, Marsa Maroc invested MAD 1.29 billion, mainly in superstructures and equipment at Nador West Med's container terminals. Net debt stood at –MAD 492 million by June 30, with MAD 1.63 billion in borrowings offset by MAD 2.12 billion in cash reserves.
