The Al Omrane Group recorded significant growth in its activities outside Morocco, with sales in West Africa accounting for about 20% of total sales in 2025, contributing to guaranteed revenues exceeding 11 billion dirhams.
The group finished the previous year with a turnover of 2.709 billion dirhams, representing a 4% increase compared to 2024, driven by the completion of phases in its projects in Morocco, Ivory Coast, and Guinea.
The company also recorded pre-sales of 11,035 units, a 3% increase, with African markets outside Morocco constituting 20% of this, indicating the growing sources of external growth. The guaranteed turnover reached 11.7 billion dirhams, with 31% coming from African branches.
Regarding financial status, net debt rose by 7.3% to 4.385 billion dirhams by the end of 2025, while the debt ratio remained stable at 30%, against an increase in working capital needs to 13.9 billion dirhams.
In parallel, the group saw a significant jump in profits, with consolidated net profit rising by 66% to 454 million dirhams, reflecting improvements in operational efficiency and marking the company’s entry into a new phase focused on selectivity and enhancing profitability.
Looking ahead, the group begins 2026 with a vision focused on consolidating its position within Morocco and accelerating its expansion in West Africa, benefiting from positive growth indicators and a strategy aimed at creating value.
