Casablanca rises 0.63% as Akdital steps up international push
The MASI rose 0.63% to 17,330.27 points on March 30, while the MASI 20 gained 0.69% to 1,317.13 and the MASI ESG added 0.89% to 1,194.87. Akdital led the corporate narrative, opening a new expansion cycle and accelerating internationally, according to Boursenews.ma and L’Observateur, while La Vie éco highlighted its impact on territorial healthcare equity. On earnings, HPS reported 2025 net profit attributable to the group of MAD 106 million, up 40.5%, according to La Vie éco. In March 30 analyst notes, Bank of Africa posted consolidated net banking income up 9% to MAD 20.3 billion, while M2M Group reported a 68% drop in consolidated net profit for 2025.
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