The cyclical peak has passed: sector value added tops out at 7.1% in the first quarter of 2025, then falls back to 1.5% a year later, at the very moment order books have never been fuller. Three groups alone carry the equivalent of 87% of the sector's annual output. This study measures every driver of demand, names who already holds the market, opens the horizon to 2030 in three documented scenarios, and compares the ways in that are genuinely open. The point: letting you decide whether to go in, on which segment, and on what terms.
Nine parts, 58 pages. Click a part to see the detail of what it covers.
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It is written for someone who has to settle a real decision, not to illustrate a slide deck.
You are considering Morocco as a growth relay and want to know what actually awaits you.
You are reviewing a case and need defensible orders of magnitude, with their sources.
You advise clients on this destination and need an up-to-date quantified base.
You know the ground, but you want the overall picture and the five-year path.
No figure is put forward without its source and date, and none is retyped into the text: each one is computed from a single register. The same figure therefore cannot differ from one page to the next, nor between the French and the English version. We quote only what we have read in the original document: on the accounts of the listed groups, four press write-ups out of five proved inaccurate.
The projections in this study are built as documented scenarios, not with a statistical model: the Moroccan public series are too short and too discontinuous for a model to yield anything but false precision at five years. The study sets out that choice and isolates each assumption, so you can substitute your own.
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