Othman Benjelloun leads five Moroccan groups onto Forbes' top 100 Arab family businesses list
Othman Benjelloun's O Capital Group ranked 21st on Forbes Middle East's 2026 Arab family business list as Morocco set a new record with five entries.
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Othman Benjelloun's O Capital Group ranked 21st on Forbes Middle East's 2026 Arab family business list as Morocco set a new record with five entries.
Othman Benjelloun built Morocco's Bank of Africa into a 32-country pan-African giant. At 93, the question of who leads it next is no longer avoidable.
Africa Morocco Link, co-owned by Othman Benjelloun's O Capital Group, plans a Morocco to Canary Islands route within 3 years as it expands its 2-ship fleet to 7 vessels.
Othman Benjelloun's O Capital Group has delivered Morocco's tallest building, a 250-meter skyscraper in Rabat inaugurated by the Crown Prince.
Othman Benjelloun's Bank of Africa ranked 88th in the Forbes Middle East 2026 list of the region's 100 most valuable companies.
Othman Benjelloun topped Morocco's 2026 billionaire rankings with a $1.7 billion fortune, ahead of Aziz Akhannouch and Anas Sefrioui, Forbes data shows.
Morocco’s richest man Othman Benjelloun sold his 500-hectare Quebec estate for $10.4 million, marking a profitable exit after 15 years.
Moroccan billionaire Othman Benjelloun’s Bank of Africa posts $247.5 million profit in H1 2025 with growth across markets.
At 93, Othman Benjelloun leads Bank of Africa and reclaims title as Morocco’s richest man with a $2 billion fortune.
Morocco’s wealthiest individuals are driving economic growth, influencing sectors like real estate, finance, energy, and pharmaceuticals, and enhancing Africa's economic footprint.
Anas Sefrioui returns to Africa’s billionaire list with a net worth of $1.7 billion, surpassing PM Akhannouch and banking tycoon Benjelloun.
With deep pockets and a sharp eye for opportunity, billionaire-backed banks are making a mark in corporate finance, wealth management, and financial inclusion.
Bank of Africa led by Moroccan billionaire Othman Benjelloun sees 31.4-percent surge in profit for H1 2024 despite tough economic conditions.
The partnership extends beyond financial cooperation. It also aims to promote trade and investment flows between Morocco and Palestine.
Benjelloun remains not only Morocco’s second-wealthiest individual after Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch but also one of the most prosperous investors on the local bourse.
The board of Bank of Africa led by Othman Benjelloun recommends $0.3952/share dividend.