The Collective Equipment Fund (FEC) reported its half-year results, showing a net banking product of 328 million dirhams by the end of June 2025, a nearly stable figure compared to 326 million dirhams during the same period last year.
The fund confirmed its progress in diversifying international funding sources, now representing 25% of its resources compared to 18% in 2024 and just 8% in 2020. This reflects the confidence that this Moroccan public institution enjoys among major international development financing organizations.
In terms of lending activity, the fund recorded a 4% increase in loan commitments, reaching 1.559 billion dirhams, while withdrawals grew by 10% to 900 million dirhams. These funds were directed towards projects with social, environmental, and climate impacts, aimed at addressing infrastructure shortages and enhancing local communities’ ability to face climate changes, in line with sustainable development goals.
The fund also highlighted its results in the environmental and social classification of its loans, with over 85% of the projects classified as low-risk and manageable (C and D), reaffirming its commitment to supporting sustainable and inclusive territorial development.
With these results, the Collective Equipment Fund solidifies its status as a strategic partner for local communities in implementing their structured projects and enhancing their ability to adapt to economic, social, and climate challenges.
