Morocco IT distributor Disty Technologies says demand for computers, servers and digital services helped drive strong growth in 2025.
The Casablanca-based company recorded revenue of 637.4 million dirhams, up from 547.8 million in 2024. Most sales came from Morocco, generating 632.3 million dirhams, while international revenue totalled 1.3 million dirhams.
Net income rose by more than 33% to 25.9 million dirhams, compared with 19.4 million a year earlier. EBITDA increased to 38.1 million dirhams from 32.1 million, and gross margin reached 71.4 million dirhams.
The company also strengthened its balance sheet. Equity stood at 185 million dirhams at the end of 2025. Available cash rose to more than 41 million dirhams, up from just over 11 million, while cash credits fell to 30 million dirhams from 48 million.
Shareholders will meet on 21 May in Casablanca to vote on the approval of the accounts, the appointment of Lamia Rida to replace Myriem Tazi, and the distribution of a total dividend of 19.5 million dirhams. The proposed dividend is 19.46 dirhams per share and is expected to be paid from July 2026. A budget of 600,000 dirhams is planned for board attendance fees.
Disty Technologies was founded in 2011 as an importer and wholesaler of HP products and has since expanded into a multi-brand distributor covering hardware, software, cybersecurity and cloud services. The company listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange in 2022 and operates with fewer than 60 employees.
The results come as Morocco pushes its Digital 2030 strategy, which aims to digitise 50,000 small and medium-sized businesses and move 80% of government procedures online. Morocco’s ICT market is projected to reach nearly $11.22bn by the end of 2026, with IT services and hardware among the fastest-growing segments.
