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Jet Contractors Posts 69% Net Profit Surge in 2025 – Strong Order Backlog & African Growth

Jet Contractors delivered a robust financial performance for 2025, with consolidated production up 19% and a 69% jump in net profit. EBITDA improved by 53% to 538 million DH, reflecting strong operational efficiency. The company invested over 531 million DH to expand capacity while keeping its leverage stable. Looking ahead, Jet Contractors highlights the growing contribution of its Sub‑Saharan African subsidiaries, now representing more than 600 million DH of revenue, and a 25% rise in its order book to 11.2 billion DH, providing clear visibility for future years. The group’s strategy focuses on expanding Jet Energy in the energy transition, diversifying into rail, hydraulic and environmental sectors, and deepening its international footprint.

March 31st, 2026
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Jet Contractors delivered a robust financial performance for 2025, with consolidated production up 19% and a 69% jump in net profit. EBITDA improved by 53% to 538 million DH, reflecting strong operational efficiency. The company invested over 531 million DH to expand capacity while keeping its leverage stable. Looking ahead, Jet Contractors highlights the growing contribution of its Sub‑Saharan African subsidiaries, now representing more than 600 million DH of revenue, and a 25% rise in its order book to 11.2 billion DH, providing clear visibility for future years. The group’s strategy focuses on expanding Jet Energy in the energy transition, diversifying into rail, hydraulic and environmental sectors, and deepening its international footprint.

Jet Contractors delivered a robust financial performance for 2025, with consolidated production up 19% and a 69% jump in net profit. EBITDA improved by 53% to 538 million DH, reflecting strong operational efficiency. The company invested over 531 million DH to expand capacity while keeping its leverage stable. Looking ahead, Jet Contractors highlights the growing contribution of its Sub‑Saharan African subsidiaries, now representing more than 600 million DH of revenue, and a 25% rise in its order book to 11.2 billion DH, providing clear visibility for future years. The group’s strategy focuses on expanding Jet Energy in the energy transition, diversifying into rail, hydraulic and environmental sectors, and deepening its international footprint.

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