AMIC and Fidaroc Grant Thornton unveil the 2023 Non-public Fairness Affect Report

The Moroccan Affiliation of Capital Buyers (AMIC), in collaboration with Fidaroc Grant Thornton, has revealed the fifth version of the “Affect Report of Capital Funding in Morocco – 2023”. The research, carried out by the AMIC Research & Statistics Fee underneath the chairmanship of Hassan Laaziri, has been assessing the impression of capital investments in Morocco for over 20 years.

Since 2000, investments in 280 firms have reached 14 billion dirhams, boosting the Moroccan financial system and fostering the emergence of commercial champions. In 2023, the businesses financed recorded a turnover development of twenty-two.3%, surpassing the nationwide GDP development of three.4%. The well being, info and communication applied sciences (ICT), and companies sectors have significantly prospered, with respective growths of 45%, 29%, and 28%.

Hassan Laaziri, President of AMIC, underlines the affiliation’s dedication to selling the sustainable development of Moroccan companies whereas sustaining accountable governance and exemplary social and environmental practices.

The research reveals a big improve within the EBITDA of the invested firms, multiplied by 2.3 between the entry and exit of funds, illustrating the worth creation generated through the funding section. When it comes to taxation, the contribution of the invested firms elevated by practically 3 billion dirhams between 2000 and 2023. In 2023, the taxes and duties collected recorded a rise of greater than 450 million dirhams in comparison with the 2022 figures.

The dynamics of the well being sector, which is rising by 45% in 2023, underlines its more and more central function within the financial system, indicating elevated demand and strengthened investor confidence. Equally, the sturdy development of the ICT sector highlights the rising significance of digital transformation and technological innovation as key drivers of competitiveness and financial development. Lastly, the companies sector is returning to a better degree of development in its turnover in 2023 (28%) in comparison with 10% in 2022, thus confirming its place as the principle employer in Morocco with a 23% improve in employees numbers.

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