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Moroccan Companies Gear Up for AGM Week: CIH Bank, CFG Bank, Jet Contractors and More Reveal 2025 Results and Dividends
May 18, 2026
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Ordinary General Assemblies (AGOs) continue on the Casablanca Stock Exchange this week. Below is the schedule and the key financial highlights for each listed company.
Tuesday, 19 May
- AtlantaSanad – AGM opens at 10:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 466 million. Proposed dividend: 5.90 MAD per share.
- Wafa Assurance – AGM at 11:30. 2025 net profit: MAD 943.1 million (RNPG > MAD 1 billion). Proposed ordinary dividend: 150 MAD per share, payable from 29 June 2026.
Wednesday, 20 May
- Disway – AGM at 10:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 61.97 million. Proposed dividend: 44 MAD per share, payable from 3 July 2026.
- CIH Bank – AGM at 15:00. 2025 consolidated net profit: MAD 918 million. Proposed dividend: 14 MAD per share, payable from 1 July 2026.
Thursday, 21 May
- Aradei Capital – AGM at 10:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 75 million. Proposed dividend: 23 MAD per share.
- Disty Technologies – AGM at 15:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 25.8 million. Proposed total dividend: 19.5 MAD per share, payable from July 2026. Attendance tokens set at MAD 600,000.
Friday, 22 May
- LafargeHolcim Maroc – AGM starts at 09:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 1.94 billion. Proposed ordinary dividend: 96 MAD per share, payable from 24 June 2026.
- CFG Bank – AGM at 10:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 314.2 million. Proposed gross dividend: 4 MAD per share, payable in June 2026. Attendance tokens for 2026: MAD 1.61 million.
- Ciments du Maroc – AGM at 10:00. 2025 net profit: MAD 1.24 billion. Proposed gross dividend: 65 MAD per share, payable from 15 July 2026. Attendance tokens: MAD 2.06 million.
- Jet Contractors – AGM closes at 15:30. 2025 net profit: MAD 139.9 million. Equity exceeds MAD 1.1 billion. Proposed ordinary dividend: 20 MAD per share.
Stay tuned for the outcomes of these meetings, which could influence share prices across the Moroccan market.