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Akdital Launches International Growth Drive, Targets 35% of Revenue by 2030

Akdital delivered strong 2025 financial results, with a 49% revenue jump to 4.413 billion DH and robust growth in EBITDA and net profit. The group now operates 41 facilities and 4,505 beds, having opened eight new sites during the year. While margins slipped slightly to 27.5%, the company is heavily investing in both domestic expansion and an aggressive international rollout. It has identified 11 overseas projects – four in Tunisia, three in Saudi Arabia and three in the UAE – representing over 1,500 beds, and plans to fund the $350 million program through bonds, equity raises and international bank facilities. By 2030, international operations are expected to generate about 5.044 billion DH of revenue, roughly 35% of total turnover. The move signals a shift toward a more capital‑intensive, growth‑focused strategy.

March 30th, 2026
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Akdital delivered strong 2025 financial results, with a 49% revenue jump to 4.413 billion DH and robust growth in EBITDA and net profit. The group now operates 41 facilities and 4,505 beds, having opened eight new sites during the year. While margins slipped slightly to 27.5%, the company is heavily investing in both domestic expansion and an aggressive international rollout. It has identified 11 overseas projects – four in Tunisia, three in Saudi Arabia and three in the UAE – representing over 1,500 beds, and plans to fund the $350 million program through bonds, equity raises and international bank facilities. By 2030, international operations are expected to generate about 5.044 billion DH of revenue, roughly 35% of total turnover. The move signals a shift toward a more capital‑intensive, growth‑focused strategy.

Akdital delivered strong 2025 financial results, with a 49% revenue jump to 4.413 billion DH and robust growth in EBITDA and net profit. The group now operates 41 facilities and 4,505 beds, having opened eight new sites during the year. While margins slipped slightly to 27.5%, the company is heavily investing in both domestic expansion and an aggressive international rollout. It has identified 11 overseas projects – four in Tunisia, three in Saudi Arabia and three in the UAE – representing over 1,500 beds, and plans to fund the $350 million program through bonds, equity raises and international bank facilities. By 2030, international operations are expected to generate about 5.044 billion DH of revenue, roughly 35% of total turnover. The move signals a shift toward a more capital‑intensive, growth‑focused strategy.

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