
Spanish Construction Firm Rubau Tarres Exits Morocco After 5-Year Boom
24 May 2021
After 5 flourishing years in the construction sector in Morocco, the Spanish group Rubau Tarres, based in Tangier, has handed over the keys.
24 May 2021
After 5 flourishing years in the construction sector in Morocco, the Spanish group Rubau Tarres, based in Tangier, has handed over the keys.
5 May 2021
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in Morocco, cafe and restaurant revenues have fallen by 60% while 25% of businesses in the sector have been forced to close (…)
3 May 2021
Unable to withstand the health crisis related to the coronavirus, nearly 25% of cafes and restaurants have had to close permanently. The National Association of Cafes and (…)
3 May 2021
In Agadir, the time has come for hotel closures and sales. While despite the pandemic, some hotels have been able to reopen, many owners have preferred to close or even sell (…)
2 April 2021
In 2021, bankruptcy declarations in Morocco have risen compared to 2020 when these declarations had fallen by 21%. This year, 2,694 companies have already closed their doors, (…)
8 March 2021
With the health crisis related to the coronavirus, many pharmacies could close permanently in Morocco. 30% of them are facing huge losses. Bankruptcy is imminent.
8 March 2021
The extension of the state of health emergency is not to the liking of cafe and restaurant owners, who see through this measure imminent bankruptcies. In their sights, the (…)
27 February 2021
The Moroccan pharmaceutical sector has been in the doldrums for several months. Due to the health crisis, pharmacies are facing major difficulties and some of them are doomed (…)
5 February 2021
A total of 6,612, this is the number of business failures recorded in Morocco in 2020, equivalent to a 21.6% drop compared to 2019. This result is attributable to the (…)
28 January 2021
From January to November 2020, Moroccan tourism revenues fell by 51% due to the consequences of the health crisis. But the decline had a mitigating factor of 76% a month (…)