LafargeHolcim Maroc has officially changed its name to Holcim Maroc after shareholders approved the change.
This brings the Moroccan business in line with the global brand of Holcim, which has been using a single name worldwide since its merger with Lafarge in 2015. The company still has strong local roots through its partnership with Al Mada.
Shareholders also approved the 2025 results. The company made a standalone net profit of 1.94bn dirhams.
At group level, the numbers were stronger. Net profit rose 18.6% to 2.16bn dirhams. Revenue grew 9.6% to nearly 9bn dirhams. Operating profit went up 15.8% to 3.81bn dirhams, helped by better cost control and more efficient factories.
A dividend of 96 dirhams per share will be paid from 24 June 2026 through Attijariwafa Bank branches.
Holcim Maroc is the biggest industrial company by market value on the Casablanca Stock Exchange. It produces about 11.8 million tonnes of cement a year and runs major plants in Settat, Meknes and Oujda, as well as a newer plant in Agadir and a grinding site in Laayoune.
The business is not just about cement. It also supplies ready-mix concrete, aggregates, plaster and mortar to construction sites across the country.
Growth has been helped by strong demand. Big projects linked to the 2030 World Cup, government housing support and major public works in ports, water and renewable energy are all driving construction activity.
The company is also focusing more on cleaner building materials. Under its “NextGen Growth 2030” plan, it is expanding low-carbon products and cutting emissions. More than 95% of the electricity used in its plants comes from wind power, and some coal is being replaced with waste and biomass fuels.
Holcim Maroc is also pushing products like ECOPact and ECOPlanet, which produce less carbon than standard concrete, as demand grows for greener construction.
