Top Conglomerates and Family Groups in Morocco

Moroccan Economy is dominated by large family groups. Top 20 of these groups account for 20-30% of the GDP. The heart of Moroccan economy is constituted by medium family owned enterprises they represent: 95% of all companies, employ 50% of the workforce, 31% of total exportation, 51% of total national investments and 40% of the production.  

  L'ONA (SNI) - Agriculture, Distribution, Finance,  (Belongs to the Royal Family) (Centrale laitière, Bimo, Cosumar, Managem, Axa Assurances, Marjane (with Auchan), Sopriam (importer Peugeot/Citroën), Tractafric, Brasseries du Maroc)
  Benjelloun Group - Banking, Distribution, ( BMCE, Basf, Saida Star Auto, Maghrebail, Salafin, Cfg, Maroc Soir)
  Ynna Holding - Industry, Agriculture, Construction - (Groupe Chaâbi) (Dimatit, Aswak Assalam , Hotels, Textiles, Agro industry, construction)
  Groupe Akhannouch - Oil & Gas, Agriculture, Retail - (Mr. Akhannouch -Minister of Agriculture) ( Afriquia, Akwa Holding, Maghreb Gaz, Maghreb Oxygène, Nouvelle Tribune, Médi Télécom)
  Agouzal Group (Agriculture, Industry) - (Chimicolor, Meknes Oils, Conserves, Mills)
  Safari Group - (Karim Lamrani - Groupe Lamrani) ( Foodipex, Marotrans, Smeia, Smm Socodam Davum, Crédit du Maroc, Bois de l'Atlas, Marocéan, Imm Procter & Gamble, Cema Bois)
  Dianna Holding - Agriculture, Industry (Brahim Zniber - Groupe Zniber) (Ebertec, Celliers de Meknes, Atlas Bottling, S.n.v., etc)
  Kettani Family - Banking - (Attijariwafa Bank et subsidiaries, l'Economiste, Agroplus, Tisbrod, Manar)
  Holmarcom Group -  (Mr. BenSalah - Real-Estate, Finance) (Atlanta assurances, Comptoir métalurgique, Otis Maroc, Oulmes, Sanad, Smdc, Orbonor)
  El Alami - Industry (Jacob Delafon, Snr, Aluminium du Maroc, Structal, Industube, Afric Industries)
  Amhal (Omafu, Somepi, Tissir PrimaGaz, Jorfgaz)
  Sekkat - Industry (Ingelec, 10 Rajeb, Maghreb Steel)
  Groupe Kabboud
  Groupe Kabboud
  Groupe Saham

Top Banks in Morocco

Morocco banking sector remained robust in 2011. The sector is dominated by three major local banks: Attijariwafa Bank, Credit Populaire du Maroc and Banque Marocaine du Commerce Exterieur. These were majority owned by foreign capital, predominately by French banks. There were as many as 76 financial institutions in the country including 16 commercial banks, 37 financing companies, 6 offshore banks, 14 micro-finance associations. The country's 3 leading banks hold around 64% of total assets.

  Bank Al Maghrib
Morocco Central Bank
  Attijariwafa Bank
Largest Bank in Morocco
  Crédit Populaire du Maroc (Groupe Banque Populaire)
  Crédit Agricole du Maroc
  BMCE Bank (Banque Marocaine du Commerce Extérieur)
  Société Générale
  BMCI - Banque Marocaine pour le Commerce et l'Industrie (Groupe BNP Paribas)
  Upline Group (Groupe Banque Populaire)
  Crédit du Maroc

Top Construction and Real Estate Companies in Morocco

Real Estate

 Groupe Addoha
Largest Real-Estate Company in Morocco
  Holmarcom Group
  Groupe Alliances
  Groupe Aksal - Morocco Mall
  Groupe Berrada (Palmeraie Développement)

Construction

 JASCOM
Groupe Jamaï
 CGI (Compagnie Générale Immobilière - CDG Développement)
 Ménara Holding
Groupe Belmekki

Top Energy Companies in Morocco

 Groupe OCP (Office Chérifien des Phosphates)

Largest Exporter in Morocco

  Samir (Sté Anonyme Marocaine de l'Industrie du Raffinage)

Refinery next to Mohammedia

  MASEN
The company aims at implementing a program for the development of integrated electricity production projects  from solar energy  with a minimum total capacity of 2000 MW.

Top Aviation Companies in Morocco

  Royal Air Maroc
 Jet 4 You

Top Agriculture & Agro-Industry Companies in Morocco

 Groupe Zniber (Les Celliers de Meknès, Diana Holding)
 Centrale Laitière
 AGRUMCO
 Univers Génisses

Morocco Top Financial Institutions

  Bourse de Casablanca
  Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion du Maroc
  RMA Watanya
  SOFAC (Société de Financement d'Achat à Crédit)

Top Telecoms and Telecommunication Companies in Morocco

While the Moroccan telecoms market remains under-saturated, its three mobile operators have experienced robust growth in recent years, both at home and abroad. Meditel, which received a mobile licence in 2000, is the kingdom's first private operator, holding 36.69% of the market.

  ANRT (National Agency for Telecommunication Regulation)
  Maroc Telecom
  Inwi (Wana Telecom)
  Méditel