A.P. Moller Capital Morocco Closes Transport Logistics Fund | Mariner News
A.P. Moller Capital Morocco has announced the final closing of its dedicated transport and logistics fund, a significant milestone for the region’s infrastructure development. The APM Capital Morocco Fund successfully secured MAD 1.64 billion (approximately US$178 million) in commitments. This fund, established under the Mohammed VI Investment Fund initiative, aims to catalyze investment, accelerate economic growth, and foster job creation within Morocco’s vital logistics sector. The strong participation from leading Moroccan and foreign institutional investors underscores confidence in the country’s potential.
Catalyzing Moroccan Economic Growth
This new capital pool is specifically designed to target investments across Morocco’s diverse transport and logistics infrastructure. By enhancing the efficiency and capacity of key supply chains, the fund is set to play a crucial role in modernizing the nation’s connectivity. The initiative aligns with broader governmental efforts to position Morocco as a regional hub for trade and commerce, benefiting local businesses and international partners alike.
Strengthening North African Infrastructure
A.P. Moller Capital further bolstered this initiative with an additional commitment of MAD 600 million (c. US$65 million) from its Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II K/S (EMIF II). This brings the total available capital for Moroccan transport and logistics investments to MAD 2.24 billion (c. US$243 million). This substantial backing reinforces A.P. Moller Capital’s growing presence and established track record in North Africa, focusing on vital infrastructure projects that drive sustainable development and regional integration.
