Dislog Group, a leading name in Morocco’s industrial landscape, is undergoing a significant transformation in its shareholder structure. On December 5, 2024, Sanam Holding will officially join the company as a minority, non-controlling stakeholder. This development coincides with the departure of Mediterrania Capital Partners (MCP), represented by Saad Bendidi and Hatim Ben Ahmed, from the board.
MCP’s exit marks the conclusion of a collaboration that began in June 2021, when the investment fund injected 300 million MAD into Dislog Group. The capital infusion, structured through shares and convertible bonds, gave MCP a 6.5% stake in the company.
Reflecting on this partnership, Dislog Group’s CEO Moncef Belkhayat expressed gratitude for MCP’s role in the company’s growth: “I would like to thank Mr. Saad Bendidi and Mr. Hatim Ben Ahmed for their invaluable contribution to Dislog Group. Their investment and guidance on our board enabled us to execute a strategic pivot into the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. I am equally pleased to welcome the Alj family to our shareholder group and look forward to their participation in driving our growth further.”
Over nearly four years, MCP played a key role in reshaping Dislog Group’s trajectory. Their investment and strategic oversight positioned the company as a significant industrial player in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and healthcare. Speaking about this journey, Hatim Ben Ahmed remarked: “We are proud to have supported Dislog Group in creating substantial value. The transformation has been remarkable, and the company now stands as a leading industrial force in both FMCG and healthcare.”
As MCP exits, Sanam Holding’s arrival signals a new chapter for Dislog Group. Mehdi Alj, representing Sanam Holding, shared his enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to join Dislog Group and contribute to its growth story. This partnership will foster new synergies and accelerate mutual expansion in key sectors vital to Morocco’s economy.”
With a fortified board and strategic alliances, Dislog Group is poised to build on its momentum in the FMCG and healthcare sectors. This reshuffling of stakeholders underscores the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainable growth, further cementing its position as a major player in Morocco’s industrial ecosystem.
The entrance of Sanam Holding and the farewell to Mediterrania Capital Partners marks not just a change in the boardroom but also a renewed focus on driving transformative growth in vital industries.
