Jet Contractors reported a sharp rise in revenue and orders for 2025, driven by growth in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa.
The Moroccan construction group said consolidated revenue reached 3.66bn dirhams by the end of December, up 17.3% from a year earlier.
Fourth-quarter revenue stood at 1.34bn dirhams, compared with just over 1bn dirhams in the same period in 2024.
The company said subsidiaries in sub-Saharan Africa were a key driver of growth. Annual revenue from the region exceeded 600m dirhams, accounting for nearly 16% of total activity.
Its order book rose to 11.1bn dirhams at the end of 2025, up 25% from 31 December 2024. Export projects made up 27% of the portfolio, improving visibility for the coming years.
Total investment reached 516.85m dirhams in 2025. The spending was mainly used to buy public works equipment and strengthen industrial capacity. Divestments over the same period totalled 190.85m dirhams.
Net consolidated debt stood at 1.64bn dirhams at the end of December, slightly higher than at 30 September 2025. The increase reflects the group’s ongoing investment programme.
Jet Contractors said it is continuing to diversify into higher value segments, including railways, engineering structures, water projects and environmental works.
