Groupe Al Omrane has reported higher revenue and increased investment for 2025, alongside a rise in debt linked to new financing.
Consolidated revenue reached 5,872 million dirhams, up 9% from 5,406 million dirhams in 2024. The group said the year marked the completion of IFRS implementation for its consolidated accounts, in line with governance guidelines.
Revenue accelerated in the fourth quarter, rising 56% to 2,884 million dirhams, compared with 1,852 million dirhams in the same period a year earlier.
Annual receipts totalled 7,023 million dirhams, an increase of 8% year on year.
Investment climbed to 7,690 million dirhams in 2025, up 41% from 5,450 million dirhams in 2024. In the final quarter alone, spending reached 3,780 million dirhams, almost double the 1,892 million dirhams recorded a year earlier.
Outstanding debt stood at 5,597 million dirhams at the end of December, compared with 5,143 million dirhams a year earlier, a rise of 9%. The increase was mainly due to a 1,500 million dirhams bond issue carried out in 2025 to finance operations.
