摩洛哥企业包揽北非上市公司前六强

Core Insights - Moroccan companies dominate the top 20 publicly listed companies in North Africa, with Attijariwafa Bank leading at a market value of $15.6 billion, significantly up from $10.8 billion last year [1] - Egypt's performance is weaker, with only five companies making the list, down from seven in 2024, and the largest, Commercial International Bank, is declining in regional ranking [1] - Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia are notably absent from the top 20, with Libya's economy stagnating due to ongoing political conflict, and Algeria's private sector facing restrictions [1] Moroccan Companies - Attijariwafa Bank ranks first with a market value of $15.6 billion, an increase from $10.8 billion [1] - Other Moroccan companies in the top rankings include Maroc Telecom at $11.1 billion, Managem, National Bank, Marsa Maroc, and TAQA Maroc [1] Egyptian Companies - Only five Egyptian companies made the list this year, a decrease from seven in 2024 [1] - The largest nitrogen fertilizer producer, Misr Fertilizers, barely made the list at $1.7 billion, ranking 20th [1] Absence of Algerian, Libyan, and Tunisian Companies - Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia did not have companies in the top 20, highlighting economic challenges [1] - Libya's economy is hindered by political instability, while Algeria's private sector participation is limited [1] - Tunisia has seven companies in the top 250, benefiting from a more open economy and proximity to European markets, but lacks the scale of Moroccan and Egyptian firms [1]