
Danish Furniture Giant JYSK to Open First Stores in Morocco
The Danish furniture brand JYSK is arriving on the Moroccan market. Two stores will open in Casablanca in April, accompanied by an online sales platform.

The Danish furniture brand JYSK is arriving on the Moroccan market. Two stores will open in Casablanca in April, accompanied by an online sales platform.
The Saupiquet factory in Quimper, the last fish canning plant in the region, will permanently close its doors on Friday, December 20. It could find new life in Morocco.

Morocco is about to welcome a new giant in the furniture industry. Jysk, the Danish chain known for its furniture, bedding and home decor items, is set to arrive in the kingdom soon.

The Turkish retail giant BIM is taking a new step in Morocco by inaugurating a state-of-the-art logistics platform in Marrakech. In the presence of the Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, the Turkish ambassador to Morocco and many personalities, the group officially opened the doors of this infrastructure described as strategic.

Like last year, Morocco plans to import more wheat from Russia and France to offset the decline in domestic production and meet local demand.

The American giant Oracle has announced a significant strengthening of its commitment in Morocco, with the creation of 1,000 highly qualified jobs in the technology field. This strategic expansion is part of Oracle’s desire to consolidate its presence in Morocco.

Oracle, the American software giant, is preparing to open its Research & Development center in Morocco, its first of its kind in Africa.

Saint-Gobain has announced the launch of negotiations with a view to ceasing the activity of its windshield plant in Avilés (Spain), which could lead to the elimination of 280 jobs and a move to Morocco .

Gong cha, the fastest growing Taiwanese tea brand in the world, is setting up in Morocco as part of its partnership with the European franchisee Mad Vision Group. Its ambition: to make the kingdom its starting point for the conquest of other North African markets.

Since the normalization of relations between Israel and Morocco , many companies in the cyber defense sector have set up in the country or plan to do so. The magazine Jeune Afrique looked into this enthusiasm.

Chinese Guangzhou Tinci Materials Technology, a supplier of electrolytes and chemical electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries, has decided to implement its electrolyte project in Morocco, initially planned in the Czech Republic.

The Chinese company Guangzhou Tinci Materials Technology, specialized in the production of materials for lithium batteries for electric vehicles, has just announced the upcoming opening of a factory in Morocco.