In a major move to bolster its healthcare offerings, Morocco’s Dislog Group, a leading player in distribution and logistics, has announced the acquisition of a 75% stake in Megaflex. Founder Nacer Amrani will retain a 25% share and continue co-managing the company as part of a structured three-year succession plan. Megaflex, known for its expertise in medical devices, will now operate under the Dislog Health Care umbrella, specifically within its Medical Device Division, led by Nadia Lahlou.
This acquisition reflects a significant step in Dislog Group’s expansion into the healthcare sector. By integrating Megaflex’s capabilities, Dislog aims to better serve the needs of medical laboratories and healthcare professionals across Morocco. The addition of Megaflex will enable the group to offer a more comprehensive suite of medical products and services, thereby enhancing its position in a rapidly growing market.
In combining Megaflex with Dislog’s other healthcare entities, including Kosmopharm, Steripharma, and AFRICARE, Dislog has created a robust healthcare network that spans from pharmaceutical manufacturing to the distribution of specialized medical equipment. This strategic integration allows the group to build a complete value chain, strengthening its healthcare offerings at a time when demand for quality medical products is surging.
Moncef Belkhayat, CEO of Dislog Group, highlighted the acquisition’s transformative potential: “We are thrilled to welcome Megaflex to our family. This acquisition is a critical growth driver, positioning Dislog Group as a national leader in the Moroccan healthcare sector. We look forward to leveraging the opportunities this partnership will bring to our clients and partners.”
Nacer Amrani, founder of Megaflex, also expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Selling a part of Megaflex to Dislog Group is a pivotal decision that will accelerate our growth while staying true to the values and vision that have guided us from the start. This partnership marks the beginning of a new era of innovation, and I am confident that it will reinforce our impact within the medical devices sector.”
The acquisition was backed by key financial and legal advisors on both sides. Dislog Group worked with investment bank Fintrust Capital, represented by Moncef Benzakour, for financial advice and Maitre Rachid Hilmi for legal counsel. Nacer Amrani was supported by Arden Capital, with Amine El Azher leading the financial advisory, and DLA Piper, represented by Benoit de Monval, for legal services.
