Al Omrane Kicks Off 2025 with Strong Growth in Revenue, Investment, and Urban Development

Driven by a mission of general interest and a solid anchoring in the national housing policy, the Al Omrane group is posting promising results in the first quarter of 2025. Increased turnover, significant growth in investments, reduction in debt… The indicators reflect a vigorous restart of activity, in line with the growing needs for urban development and affordable housing.

Reflecting its key role in Morocco‘s housing policy, the Al Omrane group opened 2025 with solid indicators, reflecting both an acceleration in its activity and rigorous financial management. According to data as of March 31, revenue stood at 535 million dirhams, according to the standards of the new accounting plan for the real estate sector. But to better understand the real dynamics, it is necessary to refer to the old framework.

Al Omrane boosts urban development with rising revenues, increased investments, and reduced debt in Q1 2025

On this basis, first-quarter revenues reached MAD 1.235 billion, up 31% year-on-year. This jump reflects a palpable upswing in activity on the ground. Al Omrane is continuing its commitments to urban planning, housing production, and sustainable development, in response to citizens’ pressing needs for decent and accessible housing.

This performance is part of a gradual recovery in the real estate sector, supported by public policies for social inclusion and the fight against substandard housing. But beyond revenue, it is the investment effort that is of concern.

With MAD 1.348 billion invested in the first quarter, an increase of 33% compared to the same period in 2024, the Al Omrane Group confirms its role as the government’s strong arm in the realization of major urban and territorial projects. These investments reflect a desire for long-term planning, in a sector where the transformation of territories requires consistency, expertise, and vision.

On the financial side, the group’s debt decreased by 3%, from 5.143 billion dirhams at the end of 2024 to 5.005 billion at the end of March 2025. This decline, although modest, reflects balanced management, reconciling the ramp-up of projects and control of financial balances. In short, these results reflect Al Omrane’s ability to combine economic efficiency with a mission of general interest.

In an environment where the housing issue remains central to the expectations of Moroccans, the group is giving clear signals: the momentum is underway and the ambition is intact.

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