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EBRD invests $25 million in Dislog Group to bolster Moroccan economy

Saturday 10 May 2025 - 11:20
By: Dakir Madiha
EBRD invests $25 million in Dislog Group to bolster Moroccan economy

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced a significant $25 million equity investment aimed at supporting Dislog Group in Morocco. This strategic financing initiative seeks to fortify the company’s capital structure while advancing its mergers and acquisitions strategy, underscoring the EBRD's ongoing commitment to fostering economic growth in the region.

Founded in 2005, Dislog Group has emerged as a prominent and diversified Moroccan industrial entity, deeply embedded within what the EBRD identifies as the “life economy.” The company operates across vital sectors such as hygiene, food, and healthcare, playing a crucial role in enhancing consumer well-being.

The $25 million investment is part of a broader capital increase involving several co-investors, including SPE Capital, the International Finance Corporation, Sanam Holding, Sanlam, and H&S Invest Holding. This collective effort is designed to refinance Dislog's recent acquisitions, support its deleveraging strategy ahead of a forthcoming initial public offering (IPO), and ultimately strengthen its financial framework.

According to EBRD’s statements, these recent acquisitions are anticipated to yield operational synergies, broadening Dislog’s national presence and solidifying its position within the consumer and healthcare value chains. This move not only reflects the company's ambition to expand but also signals a robust strategy to enhance its market competitiveness.

The transaction has received the necessary approvals from pertinent regulatory bodies, including Morocco’s Competition Council. Legal counsel for the transaction was provided by DLA Piper and Roland Berger, ensuring that all procedural requirements were meticulously observed.

Dislog Group currently oversees a portfolio of over 200 brands, either owned or operated in partnership, and contributes significantly to the daily lives of consumers in Morocco and Europe. Employing more than 3,400 individuals, the company is dedicated to promoting innovative and accessible brands that cater to household needs.

In recent years, Dislog has also ventured into the pharmaceutical sector through its subsidiary, CMB Plastique, thereby diversifying its operations across hygiene, food, and healthcare. This strategic investment by the EBRD exemplifies its long-standing engagement in Morocco’s economic landscape. Since becoming a founding member in 2012, the EBRD has invested a total of €5.4 billion across 113 projects in the country, reinforcing its role as a key player in the region’s development.

As Morocco continues to attract foreign investment, the EBRD’s latest commitment to Dislog Group stands as a testament to the country's potential for sustainable growth and economic resilience.


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