Akdital Doubles Its Growth Rate in 2025 with Rapid Expansion in the Healthcare Sector
The Akdital Group reported remarkable financial performance in 2025, with net profits reaching approximately 500 million dirhams, a robust increase of 42% compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, its revenue surged to 4.4 billion dirhams, marking a growth rate of 49%. This performance reflects the rapid dynamism of the private healthcare sector in Morocco, supported by the group’s expansions and the launch of several new healthcare facilities, alongside effective management of operational costs.
This growth can primarily be attributed to the expansions undertaken by the group during 2024 and 2025, which now represent around 50% of its operational scope, significantly enhancing its capacity and geographical presence. In this context, the group has continued to strengthen its financial and operational infrastructure, benefiting from the increasing demand for healthcare services, particularly outside the Casablanca-Rabat axis, where 75% of its facilities are located, attracting 80% of patients requiring oncology and major surgical interventions.
Strategically, Akdital continues to solidify its position as a key player in the national healthcare system by supporting the initiative for mandatory health insurance and bringing medical services closer to citizens. It plans to increase its facilities to 60 by 2028, compared to the current 40, as part of an expansion vision aimed at providing broader coverage across various regions of the kingdom and enhancing healthcare offerings.
Simultaneously, the group has bolstered its medical and technological capabilities, raising the number of beds to 4,505, equipped with advanced facilities including hundreds of operating rooms and intensive care beds, alongside advancements in medical innovation with 200 robotic surgeries conducted in 2025.
Moreover, it has expanded its international presence with development projects underway in various countries, as the board proposed a dividend distribution of 14 dirhams per share, reflecting the group’s confidence in the sustainability of its growth and its ability to deliver added value to its shareholders.
