Marsa Maroc posted a 13% increase in consolidated revenue to 3.214 billion dirhams in the first half of 2026, while handled volumes grew 3% to 34.5 million tons.
The higher revenue outpaced the rise in physical volumes, reflecting improved contributions from logistics services alongside stronger domestic container traffic and bulk cargoes, the company said in a financial statement.
Domestic import and export container volumes rose 7% to 697,594 TEUs, driven by Morocco’s foreign trade.
Transshipment volumes fell 4% to 822,666 TEUs as the group reoriented certain terminals. Casablanca facilities are now focused more on domestic flows, while Tanger Alliance remains dedicated to transshipment.
The group expanded its scope in the second quarter with the full consolidation of Nador Container Terminal, which operates the West Container Terminal at Nador West Med.
The terminal will be held 51% by Marsa Maroc after CMA Terminals acquires a 49% stake, while remaining fully consolidated.
