MAROCLEAR Competitors

For over a century, Nexans has played a crucial role in the electrification of the planet and is committed to electrifying the future. With approximately 28,500 people in 41 countries, the Group is paving the way to a new world of safe, sustainable and decarbonized electricity that is accessible to everyone. In 2024, Nexans generated €7.1 billion in standard sales. The Group is a leader in the design and manufacturing of cable systems and services across four main business areas: PWR-Transmission, PWR-Grid, PWR-Connect and Industry & Solutions. Nexans was the first company in its industry to create a Foundation supporting sustainable initiatives, bringing access to energy to disadvantaged communities worldwide. The Group is recognized as a global leader on climate action and has committed to Net-Zero emissions by 2050 aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

With our universal banking model, our pan-African scope, the complementarity of our businesses and our solid expertise, we are a leading player in the Moroccan and African financial sector. For over a century, we’ve been able to adapt by diversifying our business lines, renewing our offers and revising our structures to fulfil our aim of becoming the leading customer service bank. At Attijariwafa bank, we currently support 10 million retail, professional, corporate and institutional clients, with 20,125 employees in 25 countries throughout Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

A significant force in the economic and social development in 10 African countries As a global operator in Africa, a leader in Morocco and other countries, Maroc Telecom is actively involved in the dynamism of the telecommunications sector in 10 African countries where it operates: Morocco, Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Central African Republic and Togo. It now accompanies more than 54 million customers. Aware of its responsibility as a leading economic and social force, the Maroc Telecom Group undertakes to fight the digital divide, one of the major axes of its sustainable development policy, through innovative investments and solutions. It contributes significantly to the economic and social development of the countries where it is present and operates for the well-being of populations by supporting several national or civil society initiatives.