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Cartier Saada Reports 3.4% Revenue Growth to End‑2025, Export Accounts for Over 96% of Sales

Cartier Saada posted a third‑quarter turnover of **78.4 million MAD**, a 6.5 % rise from the same period last year, driven mainly by stronger domestic sales while export revenue held steady. Year‑to‑date, the company’s total revenue reached **213.8 million MAD**, up 3.4 % and with exports representing more than 96 % of the overall figure. During the quarter the group invested **1 million MAD** in storage and handling equipment tied to the olive harvest. The release also highlights recent company milestones and a snapshot of broader market movements as of 25 February 2026.

February 25th, 2026
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By boursenews.ma

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Key figures for Q3 2025

Cartier Saada reported a turnover of 78.4 million MAD for the third quarter (01 Oct 2025 – 31 Dec 2025), up **6.5 %** versus the same period last year (73.6 million MAD).

Export sales remained flat year‑on‑year; the increase was driven by the domestic market, which added +4.2 million MAD compared with Q3 2024.

Year‑to‑date performance

Since the start of the fiscal year, total revenue reached 213.8 million MAD, a **3.4 %** rise. Exports accounted for more than **96 %** of the overall turnover.

Investments during the quarter

The group allocated 1 million MAD to capital expenditures, primarily for storage and handling equipment needed for the olive harvest that took place throughout the quarter.

Related news

  • 11 Dec 2025 – Hicham Meziane appointed General Manager of Cartier Saada.
  • 27 Aug 2025 – Q1 2025 revenue up 14 %.
  • 28 May 2025 – Annual revenue up 17 %, 98 % generated from exports.
  • 26 Feb 2025 – Export‑driven revenue growth of 13.5 % to year‑end 2024.

Market snapshot (25 Feb 2026)

  • European equities modestly higher, AI‑related news muted.
  • Moroccan public finances posted a Jan‑2026 budget deficit of 9.6 billion MAD.
  • China’s central bank kept policy rates unchanged.
  • Gold rose to $5,160 per ounce amid trade and geopolitical tensions.

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