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Casablanca Stock Exchange Unveils Ninth Edition of Morocco Capital Markets Days in London
The Casablanca Stock Exchange inaugurated the 9th Morocco Capital Markets Days in London, highlighting Morocco’s recent return to investment‑grade status, the launch of the MASI‑20 futures contract, and strong performance of listed companies. Forty Moroccan firms across banking, consumer, health, tourism and strategic sectors participated, positioning the exchange as a credible gateway to Africa’s capital markets.
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The Casablanca Stock Exchange opened the 9th edition of Morocco Capital Markets Days 2026 in London on Thursday, showcasing the country’s recent return to investment grade status and the launch of the MASI-20 futures contract. The event gathered 40 listed companies operating in banking, consumer goods, health, tourism and strategic industries, highlighting the depth and diversity of Morocco’s capital market. With a strengthened regulatory framework, derivative products now available and a clear ambition to become Africa’s leading capital‑market gateway, Casablanca aims to attract long‑term investors seeking exposure to the continent’s growth prospects.
Key takeaways include:
- Morocco’s upgrade reflects disciplined reforms, macro‑economic resilience and institutional strengthening.
- International investors are now focusing on how to position themselves for the next growth phase.
- The Bourse de Casablanca is presenting itself as the premier entry point to African capital markets.