2024
Universal
Registration
Document
including the annual financial report
C O N T E N T
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD | 2 | |
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | 3 | |
MAROC TELECOM IN BRIEF | 4 | |
PRESENTATION OF THE GROUP | 7 | |
1.1 | Highlights of 2024 | 8 |
1.2 | Key figures for 2024 | 12 |
1.3 | Group guidelines and strategy | 14 |
RISK FACTORS AND BUSINESS CONTROL FRAMEWORK | 19 | |
2.1 | Risk factors | 20 |
2.2 | Risk management framework | 27 |
3 | INFORMATION CONCERNING THE COMPANY | 33 |
3.1 Person responsible for the Universal Registration Document and for the audit of the | 34 | |
financial statements | ||
3.2 Information about the Company and corporate governance | 36 | |
4 | DESCRIPTION OF THE GROUP, ITS ACTIVITIES, LEGAL | 79 |
AND ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS |
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4.1 | Description of the Group | 80 |
4.2 | Description of activities | 107 |
4.3 | Legal and arbitration proceedings | 149 |
FINANCIAL REPORT | 151 | |
5.1 | Consolidated results of the past three years | 152 |
5.2 | Overview | 154 |
5.3 | Consolidated financial statements at December 31, 2022, 2023 and 2024 | 164 |
5.4 | Statutory financial statements | 211 |
5.5 | Special report of the Statutory auditors | 236 |
RECENT EVENTS | 245 |
Ordinary General Meeting of March 27, 2025 | 246 |
APPENDICES | 249 |
Cross-reference table | 250 |
Cross-reference table for the annual financial report | 253 |
Taxonomy | 254 |
Annual information 2024 | 262 |
Statement of fees paid to Statutory auditors | 263 |
Ordinary General Meeting of March 27, 2025 | 265 |
Certification report on the sustainability information and audit | |
of the information disclosure requirements provided for in Article 8 of Regulation (EU) | 268 |
2020/852 of ITISSALAT AL MAGHRIB SA | |
Glossary | 272 |
2024
Universal
Registration
Document
including the annual financial report
This Universal Registration Document was filed on March 26, 2025 with the AMF in its capacity as the French financial regulator under Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 without prior approval pursuant to Article 9 of said regulation.
The Universal Registration Document may be used for a public offering of financial securities or the listing of financial securities on a regulated market if it is accompanied by a securities note and, where applicable, a summary as well as any supplements to the Universal Registration Document. The whole thus formed is approved by the AMF under Regulation (EU) 2017/1129.
This Universal Registration Document in PDF format is a reproduction of the official version of the Universal Registration Document prepared in XHTML format and available on the website of the AMF and that of the Company.
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD
MOHAMED BENCHAABOUN
- In 2024, Maroc Telecom recorded an increase in its operational achievements and now has a total of more than 79 million customers, including 57 million in its subsidiaries. This performance once again attests to the robustness and sustainability of its fundamentals, supported notably by the expansion of Moov Africa and the development of fiber optics in Morocco, which continue to drive growth.
Aware of the challenges posed by a demanding global economic context, the Group has strengthened its initiatives to optimize costs, pool skills and infrastructure, thus enabling it to maintain its competitiveness and achieve its strategic objectives.
Capital expenditures remain at a sustained level to meet the growing needs of customers, both nationally and internationally, in particular through the expansion of Very High-Speed Broadband. The priorities include the continued deployment of fiber optics, the modernization and densification of networks, as well as the preparation for the arrival of future generations of technology.
The settlement of the unbundling dispute in Morocco also had a significant impact on the financial results, while opening up new prospects for the future. With a strategy of innovation and a proactive approach, the Group adapts its offers and services to the specificities of each market, with a proactive policy of reducing prices and improving the customer experience, while fully assuming its role as the driver of digital transformation on the continent.
Convinced that economic performance goes hand in hand with a positive social impact, Maroc Telecom is stepping up its commitments to sustainable development and reaffirming its social and environmental responsibility. The Group is adopting eco-responsible practices and implementing tangible actions aimed at local communities.
These efforts will continue in 2025, in order to consolidate inclusive and sustainable growth, creating value for Maroc Telecom and its entire ecosystem, across the Group's entire geographical footprint. "
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
MANAGEMENT BOARD
François | Hassan | Mohamed | Brahim | Abdelkader |
VITTE | RACHAD | BENCHAABOUN | BOUDAOUD | MAAMAR |
Managing Director | Managing Director | Chairman | Managing Director | Managing Director |
Administration | Networks | of the Management | Legal and | Services |
& Finance (CFO) | & Systems | Board | Regulatory Affairs |
Maroc Telecom also includes
8 regional offices
reporting to the Chairman of the Management Board.
SUPERVISORY BOARD
CHAIRMAN | MEMBERS | Luis ENRIQUEZ, | |
Nadia FETTAH ALAOUI, | Abdelouafi LAFTIT, | ||
Minister of the Economy | Minister of the Interior | Partner, Grafine Capital Partners | |
and Finance | Abdellatif ZAGHNOUN, | Hesham Abdulla AL QASSIM, | |
VICE-CHAIRMAN | General Manager of the National | Chief Executive Officer of Wasl Asset | |
Agency for Strategic Management | Management Group | ||
Jassem Mohammed Bu | of State Holdings and Monitoring | Mohammed Karim BENNIS, | |
of the Performance of Public | |||
Chief Financial Officer of Etisalat Group | |||
Ataba AL ZAABI, | Establishments and Enterprises | ||
Khaled HEGAZY, | |||
Chairman of Abu Dhabi | Hatem DOWIDAR, | ||
Department of Finance, | Chief Operating Officer, | ||
Chief Executive Officer | |||
Chairman of Etisalat Group | Etisalat International | ||
of Etisalat Group | |||
and Etisalat Group | |||
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MAROC TELECOM IN BRIEF
A major player in economic and social development in
11 African countries
MAROC TELECOM
100% | 100% | |||
MAROC | MAROC | |||
TELECOM | TELECOM | |||
MOROCCO | NIGER | |||
CASANET | MOOV AFRICA | |||
NIGER | ||||
100% | 100% | |||
MAROC | ||||
TELECOM | MAROC | |||
TELECOM | ||||
MOROCCO | CHAD | |||
MT CASH | ||||
MOOV AFRICA | ||||
CHAD | ||||
51.5% | 61% | |||
MAROC | ||||
TELECOM | ||||
MAROC | ||||
MAURITANIA | TELECOM | |||
MAURITEL | BURKINA FASO | |||
ONATEL | ||||
51% | 100% | |||
TELECOM | ||||
MAROC | ||||
MAROC | ||||
MALI | TELECOM | |||
SOTELMA | CENTRAL AFRICAN | |||
REPUBLIC | ||||
85% | 95% | 100% | 51% | MOOV AFRICA |
CENTRAFRIQUE | ||||
MAROC | MAROC | MAROC | MAROC | |
TELECOM | TELECOM | TELECOM | TELECOM | |
CÔTE D'IVOIRE | TOGO | BENIN | GABON | |
MOOV AFRICA | MOOV AFRICA | MOOV AFRICA | GABON | |
CÔTE D'IVOIRE | TOGO | BENIN | TELECOM |
CONSOLIDATED | GROUP ADJUSTED** | GROUP |
REVENUES | EBITDA* MARGIN | INVESTMENTS |
36.7 | 52.3 % | 11.2 of MAD |
billion | ||
billions of MAD | of revenue |
GROUP EMPLOYEES | ADJUSTED** GROUP | NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS |
SHARE OF NET INCOME | 79.3 million | |
8,543 | ||
6.1 of MAD | ||
billion |
- The definition of EBITDA is detailed in section 5.2.
** EBITDA and Net income - Group share adjustments are set out in the schedule on page 159.
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HISTORY
Maroc Telecom is the incumbent telecommunications operator in the Kingdom of Morocco. It operates in the Fixed-line telephony, Mobile telephony and Internet segments.
Launch of the West Africa cable | |
New visual identity "Moov | |
Africa" which brings together | |
the ten subsidiaries of the | 2021 |
Maroc Telecom Group (present | |
in Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Gabon, | |
Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, Togo, Niger, | |
Central African Republic and Chad) | |
Acquisition of Tigo Chad | |
Disposal of 8% of the capital of Maroc Telecom | 2019 |
held by the Kingdom of Morocco | |
Liquidation of the Prestique Telecom subsidiary
Merger of Gabon Telecom | 2016 |
and AT Gabon | |
Etisalat acquires a stake | 2014 |
in Maroc Telecom | |
Acquisition of a 51% stake in Gabon Telecom
Disposal of 4% of the
capital of Maroc Telecom 2007 held by the Kingdom
of Morocco on the Casablanca Stock Exchange
IPO in Casablanca and Paris 2004
2020 | Launch of the Mobile payment |
solution "MT Cash" | |
Acquisition of a 10% stake in Onatel SA | |
2018 | on the Abidjan Regional Stock Exchange, |
bringing Maroc Telecom's stake in its | |
Burkinabe subsidiary to 61% |
Acquisition of Etisalat's six African subsidiaries
2015 in Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Niger, The Central African Republic and Togo
Acquisition of
2009 a 51% stake in Sotelma
2006 | Acquisition of a 51% stake |
in Onatel | |
Creation of Maroc | |
Telecom SA | |
Promulgation of Law | 1998 |
54-96 and related | |
implementing decrees |
2001
Acquisition of a 54% stake in Mauritel SA
Vivendi's entry into Maroc Telecom's capital
on telecommunications |
Création of the | |
1984 | National Post and |
Telecommunications | |
Office (ONPT) |
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Un monde nouveau vous appelle
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01
PRESENTATION OF THE GROUP
1.1 | Highlights of 2024 | 8 |
1.2 | Key figures for 2024 | 12 |
1.3 | Group guidelines and strategy | 14 |
1.3.1 | Moroccan telecoms market outlook and Maroc | |
Telecom's business strategy | 14 | |
1.3.2 | International outlook and strategy of Maroc Telecom | |
Group's sub-Saharan subsidiaries | 15 | |
1.3.3 | Maroc Telecom Group's sustainable development | |
strategy | 16 |
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- PRESENTATION OF THE GROUP
1.1 Highlights of 2024
January
- In Morocco, first launch in Africa of the Fiber to the Room (FTTR) solution. This service allows our Fiber Optic Internet customers to extend the coverage of the fiber network, to bring an ultra powerful and fluid speed in all the rooms of their home or business premises;
- In Morocco, launch of the first SD-WAN offer for B2B, SME/SMI and Key Accounts customers, enabling them to automate and simplify the management, optimization and security of their WAN networks;
- In Mauritania, launch of National Roaming between operators;
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In Burkina Faso, decision determining the relevant markets and designation of operators with significant power in these markets, and decision defining
the obligations to be complied with by significant operators; - Decrease in Mobile call termination rate in Côte d'Ivoire from FCFA 3 to 2/min and in Chad from FCFA 12
to 10/min; - In Niger, adoption by the Council of Ministers of a draft decree setting the minimum rate for the termination of an international call to Niger and the terms of remuneration of operators, and reinstating the tax on the termination of Incoming International Traffic;
- In Niger, operators decide to automatically levy FCFA 10 per call for the Solidarity Fund for the Protection of the Homeland and per subscription to a fixed price plan (above FCFA 200).
February
- In Morocco, a new ANRT decision relating to the administrative, technical and commercial management of ".ma" and "Maghrib" Internet domain names;
- In Chad, notification of a decision to limit Internet capacity rates at the international level for Mobile telephony operators.
March
- In Morocco, launch of the new National Mobile B2B and Professional Unlimited Voice plan. This generous plan offers, in addition to Unlimited National Voice, 30GB of Mobile Data;
- In Morocco, Omra promotion offers Maroc Telecom Roaming customers in Saudi Arabia free calls received as well as a reduction on the Internet Roaming rate (2GB at MAD 100), during the period of Omra 2024 on the occasion of the Sacred Month of Ramadan;
- In Benin, adoption by the Council of Ministers of the plan to migrate National Numbering Plan from 8 to 10 digits according to a defined timetable;
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