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Jet Contractors Posts 17.3% Revenue Surge in 2025, Order Book Hits DH 11.1 bn
Jet Contractors announced a strong financial performance for 2025, with consolidated revenue climbing to DH 3.66 billion – a 17.3% year‑on‑year increase. The Group’s order backlog expanded to DH 11.1 billion, up 25% from the previous year, while export contracts now represent 27% of the portfolio. Investments of more than DH 516 million were directed toward new public‑works equipment and the modernisation of its industrial platform, positioning the company for continued growth, especially through its renewable‑energy subsidiary Jet Energy. The company highlighted three strategic pillars – a diversified multi‑sector model, reinforced international presence in Sub‑Saharan Africa, and a forward‑looking organisation focused on digitalisation – that underpin its outlook for the coming years.
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Key Financial Highlights 2025
Total consolidated revenue reached DH 3.66 billion as of 31 Dec 2025, up 17.3% year‑on‑year.
Revenue from Sub‑Saharan Africa exceeded DH 600 million, representing nearly 16% of the Group’s overall turnover.
Order Book
The Group’s order backlog stood at DH 11.1 billion at year‑end, a 25% increase from DH 8.85 billion on 31 Dec 2024. Export orders account for 27% of the portfolio.
Financial Position
Net consolidated debt was DH 1.64 billion, up 6% versus 30 Sep 2025. Capital expenditures for 2025 amounted to DH 516.85 million, mainly for a large acquisition of public‑works equipment and industrial capacity upgrades.
Outlook
Jet Contractors closed 2025 on a strong trajectory. The company expects the robust order book and continued investments in modernising its production platform to sustain growth in the coming years. Jet Energy, the renewable‑energy arm, is positioning itself as a key player in the regional energy transition.
Strategic Levers
- Multi‑sector model: Beyond its traditional construction core, the Group is active in rail, civil works, hydraulic, and environmental projects, allowing it to win integrated tenders and open new growth avenues.
- International footprint: Strong performance of African subsidiaries validates the regional expansion strategy.
- Future‑oriented organisation: Ongoing investment in digitalisation and modern equipment keeps the business competitive.
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- 5 Jan 2026 – Jet Contractors, CMGP Group and Delta Holding join Casablanca Stock Exchange’s Main Market A.
- 2 Dec 2025 – Jet Energy partners with OCP Green Energy on a 202 MWc solar programme.
- 27 Nov 2025 – Revenue up 9.8% to end‑September 2025.
- 30 Sep 2025 – 38% rise in first‑half results and new growth drivers announced.