Moroccan indices up 0.6%-0.8%, CIH Bank posts 24% profit growth
The MASI index rose 0.72% to 17,065.2 points, while the MASI Mid and Small Cap gained 0.83%. CIH Bank reported a 24.4% increase in net profit to 1.089 billion dirhams for 2025, proposing a dividend of 14 DH per share. Wafa Assurance also showed growth with an 11% profit increase and a raised dividend of 150 DH. LafargeHolcim Maroc changed its name to HolcimMaroc, according to L'Economiste.
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