Moroccan private healthcare group Akdital said its first international expansion projects in the Gulf and North Africa marked a new strategic phase, as it reported strong growth in 2025 driven by network expansion and rising patient volumes.
Akdital consolidated revenue rose 49% to 4.41 billion dirhams, while EBITDA increased 45% to 1.21 billion dirhams. Net profit climbed 42% to 494 million dirhams.
The group invested 589 million dirhams in international projects, including developments in the United Arab Emirates, the acquisition of a hospital in Riyadh, new operations in Mecca and an agreement to acquire a hospital group in Tunisia.
Chief executive Rochdi Talib told reporters at the presentations of the firm’s earnings that the year marked “the beginning of a new chapter” following the consolidation of the group’s domestic network.
The projects remain subject to regulatory approvals expected in the first half of 2026, he said.
In Morocco, Akdital opened eight new facilities in 2025, expanding its network to 41 establishments across 24 cities and all 12 administrative regions. Total bed capacity rose to 4,505.
Patient numbers increased 60% to 566,077, with 62% treated outside the Casablanca–Rabat axis, reflecting a broader regional footprint.
Net debt rose to 4.27 billion dirhams, reflecting a 1.2‑billion‑dirham bond issue to fund expansion.
