Marsa Maroc Drives 12% Semester Growth to 869 MDH Net Result

Marsa Maroc (Réunion Nationale des Ports) posted a strong Q1 2026 performance, achieving a net result of 869 MDH—a 12% increase over the previous year's 773 MDH.

The group's consolidated revenue rose 13% to 3,214 billion dirhams, fueled by growing international handling volumes and improved logistics services.

Operating profit accelerated to 1,873 billion dirhams (+20%) thanks to higher activity levels and disciplined cost management.

Key operational highlights include a 3% rise in total traffic to 34.5 million tons, container throughput at 1.52 million TEUs, and continued strategic investment in Nador West Med infrastructure.

At the operational level, Marsa Maroc recorded a 3% increase in handled cargo to 34.5 million tons. Container traffic reached 1.52 million TEUs, up 1%, while import-export volumes rose 7% to 697,594 TEUs. Transshipment declined slightly to 822,666 EVP (-4%).

Bulk solid and diverse cargoes grew 3% to 11.7 million tons, and liquid bulk increased 6% to 5.9 million tons. Vehicle traffic strengthened by 12% to 81,619 units, while rail traffic rose 14% to 15,936 units.

The group invested 3.4 billion dirhams during the semester, primarily on port infrastructure development and equipment for new terminals at Nador West Med.

Marsa Maroc also advanced its strategic plan by completing 50% of its stake in West Med Container Terminal, a subsidiary managing the East Container Terminal at Nador West Med, after obtaining required approvals.

Internationally, Marsa Maroc signed in February 2026 a management contract at the Monrovia port in Liberia for two berths.