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Credit Agricole du Maroc Raises 1 Billion Dirhams via Private Perpetual Bond
Credit Agricole du Maroc has successfully executed a private placement of a 1 billion‑dirham perpetual subordinated bond. The single‑tranche instrument carries an annually‑reset coupon, is not listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, and will close on 30 December 2025. Proceeds will fund the whole Moroccan economy, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and rural development, while also strengthening the bank’s regulatory capital. The lender thanked its investors for their continued confidence. The issuance marks a strategic move to support key sectors and reinforce the bank’s capital position ahead of future growth opportunities.
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Credit Agricole du Maroc announced the successful placement of a 1 billion‑dirham perpetual subordinated bond with qualified investors.
Deal Structure
The bond is issued as a single‑tranche, perpetual‑maturity instrument with an annually‑adjustable coupon. It is a private placement, not listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, and carries a maximum amount of MAD 1 billion.
Strategic Objectives
- Finance all sectors of the Moroccan economy, with a special focus on agriculture and rural development.
- Strengthen the bank’s regulatory capital to meet supervisory requirements.
Closing and Appreciation
The placement window closes on 30 December 2025. Credit Agricole du Maroc thanks its investors and institutional partners for their repeated confidence and ongoing support in its development journey.
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