Rabat, August 29, 2025 – The Europe Today: Morocco’s leading port operator, Marsa Maroc, has reported robust financial results for the first half of 2025, underpinned by rising cargo volumes, expanded logistics services, and significant infrastructure investments.
The company’s consolidated revenue reached MAD 2.842 billion ($315.04 million) by the end of June, marking a 14.5% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Marsa Maroc attributed the growth to improved performance across all traffic segments, handling a total of 33.6 million tons of cargo — up 8% year-on-year.
Container operations remained a major driver, with transshipment volumes climbing 4% to 854,831 TEU, while domestic container traffic rose 8% to 651,139 TEU. Bulk cargo also registered gains, with liquid bulk shipments rising 8% and solid bulk and general cargo increasing 5%. The most significant surge came from vehicle traffic, which expanded by 51%, fueled by a 19% increase in car imports and the introduction of new transshipment flows totaling 15,264 units.
Marsa Maroc also advanced its infrastructure program, investing MAD 1.293 billion ($143.48 million) during the reporting period. The spending focused largely on superstructure development and new equipment for container operations at two terminals under construction at the Nador West Med port.
The company highlighted its solid financial position, with net debt at a negative MAD 492 million. Cash and available funds stood at MAD 2.123 billion ($235.34 million), comfortably exceeding financing debt of MAD 1.631 billion ($180.80 million).
These strong results, combining revenue growth, increased throughput, and continued investments, reinforce Marsa Maroc’s role as a central player in Morocco’s rapidly expanding port sector.
