Listed companies
860 companies listed on 28 African exchanges, with audited financial statements for 691 of them. Coverage and methodology
Showing 1–50 of 68 matching companies (860 in the directory). Companies with a business description are listed first; each group is in alphabetical order.
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Addoha
Douja Promotion Groupe Addoha is a Moroccan residential property developer. It builds and sells housing through two business units: economic and middle-standing housing (Eco et MS) and high-standing housing (HS).
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Afriquia Gaz
Afriquia Gaz is a Moroccan distributor of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), part of AKWA Group. It imports butane and propane, fills gas bottles, and sells packaged butane and propane through its distribution network as well as bulk LPG to industrial and other customers…
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Alliances
Alliances Développement Immobilier is a Moroccan property group. It develops and sells serviced land plots (lotissements) and housing, from social and middle-market apartments to high-end villas, in projects such as Riad Marrakech, Les Jardins de Hellala and Riad Beni Mellal…
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Aluminium du Maroc
Aluminium du Maroc designs and manufactures aluminium-alloy profiles for building and industry at a single industrial and logistics site in Tangier, Morocco, with finishing such as anodising and powder coating.
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Aradei Capital
Aradei Capital is a Moroccan property company listed in Casablanca whose main activity is acquiring and developing real estate to earn long-term rental income. Its portfolio includes shopping centres, retail parks and shopping galleries, clinics, single-tenant and industrial properties, and offices…
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AtlantaSanad
AtlantaSanad Assurance is a Moroccan insurer formed in 2020 from the merger of Atlanta and Sanad, and a subsidiary of Holmarcom Insurance Activities. It writes life and non-life insurance, selling through exclusive agents, brokers and bancassurance partnerships with Crédit du Maroc and CIH Bank.
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Attijariwafa bank
Attijariwafa bank is a Moroccan banking group that also operates, through specialised subsidiaries, in insurance, mortgage and consumer credit, leasing, asset management, brokerage, advisory and factoring.
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Auto Hall
Auto Hall is a Moroccan motor-vehicle distributor. The group sells new and used passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, industrial vehicles and agricultural tractors for a portfolio of brands to individuals, professionals and businesses, through showrooms and service centres across Morocco.
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Auto Nejma
Auto Nejma imports and sells vehicles, spare parts and accessories in Morocco as the exclusive representative of Mercedes-Benz, Smart and BYD for passenger and commercial vehicles, and also distributes Daimler Trucks.
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Balima
Société Immobilière Balima S.A. lets commercial, professional and residential premises in buildings it owns in Rabat, Témara and Salé, in Morocco. It wholly owns two subsidiaries: Société Hôtelière Balima Rabat, which runs hotel and short-stay furnished accommodation, and JR Vanlec, which acquires, builds and manages property and sells land.
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Bank of Africa
Bank of Africa - BMCE Group is a Moroccan banking group. Its four reporting divisions are banking in Morocco (BANK OF AFRICA S.A.); asset management and investment banking (BMCE Capital); specialised financial services (Salafin, Maghrébail, Maroc Factoring, Euler Hermes Acmar); and international activities…
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BCP
Banque Centrale Populaire is the listed bank within Morocco's Crédit Populaire du Maroc, a grouping of banks that also includes eight cooperative regional Banques Populaires.
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BMCI
BMCI (Banque Marocaine pour le Commerce et l'Industrie) is a Moroccan bank whose majority shareholder is BNP Paribas. Its group is organised around retail banking, offshore banking and specialised financing (BMCI Leasing and ARVAL).
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Cartier Saada
Cartier Saada, based in Marrakech, makes canned fruit and vegetables in Morocco: table olives and apricots, its historical lines, plus preserved lemons, capers, peppers and other condiments.
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CFG Bank
CFG Bank is a Moroccan bank founded in 1992 as an investment bank, which added a commercial bank in 2015. The commercial bank serves mainly individuals and medium and large companies, focusing on home loans and investment loans to companies, through digital channels and a small branch network.
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CIH Bank
Crédit Immobilier et Hôtelier (CIH Bank) is a Moroccan banking group with 437 branches at the end of 2025. Its consolidated subsidiaries include a second bank, UMNIA BANK, and SOFAC, which is reported under specialised financing; the group's other activities include hotel units, real estate development and investment property.
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Ciments du Maroc
Ciments du Maroc, a subsidiary of the Heidelberg Materials group, makes and sells cement, ready-mixed concrete and aggregates in Morocco. The company describes an industrial base of 44 sites across the country, including cement plants, grinding centres, quarries and concrete plants.
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CMGP Group
CMGP Group, based in Nouaceur near Casablanca, works in irrigation, agricultural supplies (agrofourniture), solar solutions and water infrastructure, from distributing equipment to delivering turnkey projects, through a distribution network and its own industrial units.
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CMT
Compagnie Minière de Touissit (CMT) is a Casablanca-based company that reports revenue from sales of goods and services it produces. The auditors' report reproduced in its FY2025 publication refers to CMT's exports of ore and to its historical customer…
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Colorado
Colorado is a Moroccan paint and varnish manufacturer. Its products include interior and exterior decorative paints, water-based (vinyl) and solvent-based (glycerophthalic) paints, fillers (enduits), varnishes, functional paints such as waterproofing, swimming-pool and industrial-floor paints, and thinners.
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Crédit du Maroc
Crédit du Maroc is a Moroccan universal bank, controlled by the Holmarcom group (Holmarcom Finance Company held 54.61% of the capital at 31 December 2025).
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CTM
CTM (Compagnie de Transports au Maroc) operates intercity coach services for passengers across Morocco. Through subsidiaries it also delivers parcels (CTM Messagerie), runs urban bus networks in Tétouan, Fès and Tanger (Issal)…
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Delta Holding
Delta Holding is a Moroccan holding company whose subsidiaries work in four businesses: infrastructure (road, motorway, port and airport works, road-safety and toll equipment, signage and bitumen products), metallurgy (heavy steel engineering, boilermaking, aluminium foundry and extrusion)…
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Disty Technologies
Disty Technologies imports and distributes IT products in Morocco, including computers, printers and their consumables, software, server and network infrastructure, and video and photo equipment, under distribution agreements with manufacturers such as HP, Lenovo, Apple, Microsoft and Canon.
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Disway
Disway is a Moroccan wholesale distributor of computer and telecom equipment, formed in 2010 from the merger of Distrisoft and Matel PC Market. It sells products and accessories from international hardware makers and software publishers, from logistics platforms near Casablanca airport and at Skhirat.
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EQDOM
EQDOM (Société d'Equipement Domestique et Ménager) is a Casablanca-based consumer credit company, licensed as a société de crédit à la consommation. Its balance sheet shows cash loans and consumer loans to customers and assets let under leasing and rental agreements, and its FY2025 commentary mentions growth in car financing.
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Fenie Brossette
Fenie Brossette imports and distributes equipment, products and related services, including after-sales service and spare parts, for public and private companies working mainly in building, public works, industry and energy in Morocco.
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HPS
HPS is a Casablanca-based group that sells payment software and services to card issuers, acquirers, processors, mobile network operators, retailers and national or regional switches.
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Immorente Invest
Immorente Invest is a Moroccan property investment company, listed in Casablanca, that buys or develops business premises to let and pays out the rents to shareholders.
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Involys
Involys is a Moroccan software company that provides consulting, publishes its own management software and integrates it for businesses and public administrations in Morocco and elsewhere in Africa.
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Jet Contractors
Jet Contractors is a Moroccan construction group. It acts as a general contractor on large building and infrastructure projects (hospitals, offices, transport works such as the Kenitra to Marrakech high-speed line, dams and hydraulic structures), and through subsidiaries designs…
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LabelVie
LabelVie runs supermarket and hypermarket chains in Morocco under the Carrefour, Carrefour Market, Carrefour Express, Supeco and Atacadão banners, plus the Bringo online shopping service.
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LafargeHolcim Maroc
LafargeHolcim Maroc is a Moroccan cement maker, based in Casablanca, with production capacity of more than 14 million tonnes a year. The group is organised in two business lines: cement, and other activities covering trading, aggregates and concrete.
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Lesieur Cristal
Lesieur Cristal S.A. is a Moroccan company listed on the Bourse de Casablanca. Its group specialises in fats, meaning edible oils and margarines (note 1).
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M2M Group
M2M Group is a Moroccan company based in Casablanca. Besides its own business, which the publication does not describe, it consolidates two subsidiaries: NAPS, held at 55.74%, whose activity the filing gives as management of means of payment, and Assiaqa Card, held at 75.85%, whose activity is electronic driving licences.
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Maghreb Oxygène
Maghreb Oxygène makes and distributes industrial and medical gases in Morocco, including oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, acetylene and hydrogen, and sells welding and medical equipment.
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Maghrebail
Maghrebail is a Moroccan leasing company (crédit-bail) that finances equipment and real estate; its client segments include large companies, small and medium-sized enterprises and multinationals.
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Maroc Leasing
Maroc Leasing is a Moroccan finance company that provides lease financing (crédit-bail) of equipment and real estate to businesses and professionals, through its own branches and the Banque Populaire network.
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Maroc Telecom
Itissalat Al-Maghrib (Maroc Telecom), based in Rabat, heads a group of telecommunications companies. Its auditors describe the group's revenue as coming from telecommunications activities spanning many products and services and changing tariff structures, incentive schemes and discounts, and say the group faces commercial…
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Marsa Maroc
Marsa Maroc, the trading name of Société d'Exploitation des Ports (SODEP), operates port terminals. Its core business is cargo handling on board ships and on the quay, with storage, towing, pilotage and related services, at terminals in Morocco's commercial ports including Casablanca, Tanger Med…
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Med Paper
Med Paper is a Moroccan paper manufacturer, founded in 1948 as Papelera De Tetuan. The company describes itself as making packaging paper and printing and writing paper; it says it has abandoned products made from wood pulp and now produces 100% Moroccan recycled paper on two paper machines.
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Microdata
Microdata is a Moroccan supplier of IT solutions built on computer and network equipment, software and related services, founded in 1991. Its customers are mainly large accounts: banks and insurers, public administrations and offices, subsidiaries of multinationals and large Moroccan companies.
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Mutandis
Mutandis is a Moroccan consumer-goods group. Through its subsidiaries it makes detergents and personal-care products (its Hygiène activity), catches and cans sardines and other fish, sells canned fish in the United States under the Season brand, and produces fruit juices and Aïn Ifrane bottled water.
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Oulmès
Les Eaux Minérales d'Oulmès is a Casablanca-based bottled-water company and part of the Holmarcom group. It sources, produces, bottles and sells natural still mineral water (Sidi Ali and Ain Atlas), sparkling mineral water (Oulmès) and table water (Bahia), and makes bottle preforms.
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Promopharm
Promopharm (Société de Promotion Pharmaceutique du Maghreb) is a pharmaceutical manufacturer based in the Had Soualem industrial zone near Casablanca, selling medicines on the Moroccan market.
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Rebab Company
Rebab Company SA Limited is a Moroccan holding company. It holds stakes in Zellidja, a portfolio company also listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, and in Société des Fonderies de Plomb de Zellidja, which has been in liquidation since a shareholders' decision of 25 June 2019.
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Risma
Risma is a Casablanca-based group that describes itself as an investment company and hotel owner. It reports a consolidated hotel occupancy rate, which was 64% in 2025.
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Résidences Dar Saada
Résidences Dar Saâda is a Moroccan property developer (promotion immobilière) working in social and intermediate housing, including homes built for the Casablanca relocation programme. It holds a land reserve mainly in the Marrakech-Agadir and Casablanca-Rabat regions, and all its consolidated subsidiaries, including one in Côte d'Ivoire, are property developers.
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S2M
Société Maghrébine de Monétique (S2M), listed on the Casablanca stock exchange, provides electronic payment technology. Its communiqué describes payment processing offered as a service, payment cards, software solutions, trading (négoce) and electronic payment terminals, and says it upgraded its e-commerce platform and added to its buy-now-pay-later modules in 2025.
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Sanlam Maroc
Sanlam Maroc is a Moroccan insurance company founded in 1949. The management report says it sells motor, home, health, life and corporate insurance, and has an exclusive distribution network across urban and rural Morocco.
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