Moroccan tycoon Mohamed Adil Rtabi’s Jet Energy targets $38 million IPO
Moroccan tycoon Mohamed Adil Rtabi is preparing to take Jet Energy public, with the solar business seeking up to $38.2 million to finance expansion across Africa.
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Moroccan tycoon Mohamed Adil Rtabi is preparing to take Jet Energy public, with the solar business seeking up to $38.2 million to finance expansion across Africa.
Aziz Akhannouch, whose family controls Morocco's biggest fuel distributor, handed over to Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri and said he leaves with a clear conscience.
Groupe Addoha, the Moroccan homebuilder controlled by billionaire Anas Sefrioui, grew first-half profit 20% and holds MAD 12.9 billion in presold homes.
Morocco's incoming prime minister has formed a four-party coalition without billionaire Aziz Akhannouch's RNI, which led the government for the past five years.
Moncef Belkhayat's La Voie Express Group will spend 100 million dirhams on a logistics hub near Agadir, its second site in the region.
Morocco's king named Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri prime minister, ending the five-year premiership of billionaire fuel tycoon Aziz Akhannouch after his party lost.
Morocco's PAM won 97 of 395 seats in provisional results, while Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch's RNI fell from 102 seats to 66 on 38% turnout.
Mohammed Al-Amoudi bought Morocco's only refinery for 4 billion dirhams in 1997. It shut in 2015 owing over $4 billion and has never reopened.
Samih Sawiris wants to recreate El Gouna on Morocco's Atlantic coast, starting with 800 rooms in a €200 million first phase at Mogador-Essaouira.
Morocco has another new billionaire in TGCC founder Mohammed Bouzoubaa, whose 19.3 million shares in the construction group are worth $1.62 billion.
Morocco has a new billionaire in SGTM chairman M'hammed Kabbaj, whose 22.2 million shares in the construction group are worth $1.72 billion.
Morocco's royal family controls 60% of Al Mada, giving it roughly $17.5 billion in publicly traded Moroccan companies, with $11.3 billion in mining.
Chakib Alj's Cap Holding has completed its takeover of Forafric Maroc, adding the Tria and Maymouna brands to Morocco's largest milling group.
Africa's millionaire population grew 4.1% in 2025 on higher precious metal prices, with Morocco the fastest-growing market at 16.8%.
Aziz Akhannouch is worth $1.6 billion, sells Morocco a third of its fuel, and runs the government that awards his companies contracts.
The three sisters of Morocco's king are deepening property bets, from a Delano hotel in Marrakech to French supermarket land.