A major consolidation is taking shape in Morocco’s information technology sector, as two investment firms—Fipar Holding and the UK-based Gateway Investment Holdings—move to jointly acquire three prominent Moroccan tech companies: Maroc DataCenter, Munisys, and Medafrica Systems (also known as Medasys).
The planned deal involves the full acquisition of both the capital and voting rights of the three firms. The transaction will be executed through a newly established Moroccan holding company, which is currently being formed. Ownership of this new entity will be split between the two investors, with Gateway Investment Holdings holding a 44.05% stake and Fipar Holding owning 40.42%.
Gateway Investment Holdings, headquartered in London, operates under British law and serves as an investment vehicle for Helios Investors IV, L.P.—a private equity fund focused on growth opportunities across African markets. Fipar Holding, meanwhile, is a subsidiary of CDG Invest and specializes in medium- to long-term investments, particularly those that support national economic development.
The three targeted companies each play a distinct role in Morocco’s IT landscape. Maroc DataCenter, based in Témara, focuses on the design and operation of data centers, a critical backbone of digital infrastructure. Munisys, located in Bouskoura, functions as an IT integrator with expertise in infrastructure deployment, cybersecurity, and cloud-based solutions. Medafrica Systems Medasys, headquartered in Rabat, is active in system integration services, supporting digital transformation efforts across various sectors.
This move signals growing investor interest in Morocco’s expanding tech ecosystem, and reflects a broader trend of consolidation aimed at building scale, improving competitiveness, and meeting the rising demand for advanced digital services across the region.
