A.P. Moller Capital's successful final close of a $243 million transport and logistics fund focused on Morocco shows a significant investment commitment to the country's infrastructure development. The fund aims to capitalize on opportunities within Morocco's transportation and logistics sector, which could lead to modernization and increased efficiency.
APM Capital Morocco's involvement as the fund manager indicates a localized approach and expertise in navigating the Moroccan market. Additionally, the backing of the Mohammed VI Investment Fund strengthens the fund's credibility and access to local networks. Morocco's broader strategy to enhance its infrastructure and position itself as a key logistics hub in the region is reflected in this investment.
The deal is notable for its size, representing a significant capital injection into Morocco's transport and logistics sector. A.P. Moller Capital's proven track record of success in infrastructure investments, especially in emerging markets, further solidifies the fund's potential. Morocco, a country of strategic importance in North Africa, is the fund's primary focus, showcasing an escalating level of investor interest in the region's infrastructure development. This investment could encourage more private companies to participate in Morocco's infrastructure projects, which would contribute to economic growth and better connections.
Kim Fejfer, the CEO of A.P. Moller Capital, said: "Morocco is a priority market for A.P. Moller Capital. It is supported by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, rising near-shoring activity, and sustained investment in transportation and logistics infrastructure."
Ghislane Guedira, the CEO of APM Capital Morocco S.A., added, "Our strategy attracts both domestic and international capital to Morocco's transportation and logistics sector. By combining A.P. Moller Capital’s global experience with local expertise, we will focus on developing and scaling high-quality businesses while supporting their long-term operational performance and growth.”
APM Capital Morocco S.A.,'s local management company, manages the Fund, and CEO Ghislane Guedira leads it.The Fund is expected to invest in transport and logistics businesses in Morocco, and it has a deep and active pipeline spanning international express logistics, third-party logistics, air cargo handling, and cold storage.
Established in accordance with the High Guidelines of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, the Mohammed VI Investment Fund constitutes a major pillar of the Kingdom's economic sovereignty. As a sovereign fund, it embodies the ambition to make investment an engine of inclusive development and sustainable prosperity.
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