Morocco’s corporate sector has shown a strong standing in Forbes Middle East’s 2024 rankings, with four companies securing spots in the top 100 listed companies.
Those include Attijariwafa Bank Group, led by Chairman and CEO Mohamed El Kettani, which secured the 28th spot, with a market value of $10.7 billion, sales of $4 billion, profits of $896 million, and assets of $65.1 billion. BCP Group, led by Chairman and CEO Mohamed Karim Mounir, followed at 42nd place, with a market value of $5.9 billion, sales of $2.9 billion, profits of $409 million, and assets of $51.4 billion. This was followed by Maroc Telecom and the Bank of Africa.
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