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Alliances Development Reports 14% Revenue Decline in Q1 2026 Amid Strategic Shift
Alliances Développement Immobilier posted a consolidated revenue of 615 million MAD for the first quarter of 2026, down 14 % from the same period a year earlier. The drop is linked to the launch of new projects whose deliveries are expected in the coming months, while the group signals a strategic transition toward a more diversified, longer‑cycle business model that blends real‑estate development, subdivision and hospitality investments.
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Key Financial Figures (Q1 2026)
Revenue: 615 million MAD, down 14 % YoY (715 million MAD in Q1 2025).
Cash collections: 437 million MAD, 38 % above the initial forecast for the quarter.
Net debt: 1.278 million MAD, up 21 % from 1.060 million MAD a year earlier, reflecting a 449 million MAD bond issuance in December 2025 to fund new projects.
Strategic Transition
After a sustained growth period from 2022‑2025, Alliances is positioning 2026 as a strategic transition year. The group is reshaping its business model to blend three pillars:
- Real‑estate development
- Subdivision (lotissement) projects
- Hospitality‑related investments
This diversification aims to broaden revenue sources, increase the share of longer‑cycle, value‑creating activities, and eventually boost recurring income.
Project Pipeline
At 31 March 2026, the total number of units under construction stood at 6,297, reflecting a gradual intensification of projects aligned with the new growth strategy. Pre‑sales amount to 1,776 units, indicating stable commercial activity despite the ongoing portfolio transition.
Order Book & Cash Flow
The secured real‑estate order book is valued at roughly 4.1 billion MAD, providing a solid pipeline for future revenue. Cash inflows of 437 million MAD exceed expectations, underscoring strong collection performance.
Debt & Financing
Net debt rose to 1.278 million MAD, driven largely by the 449 million MAD bond issued in December 2025 to support the new projects. The consolidation scope remained unchanged in Q1 2026.
Alliances continues to monitor its liquidity while executing the strategic shift, with an eye on delivering the upcoming project phases later in the year.