Aarkstore - The Future of Construction in Morocco to 2015

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This report is the result of Company’s extensive market and company research covering the Moroccan construction Industry. It provides detailed analysis of both historic and forecast construction industry values, at market and category level, analysis of the leading companies in the industry, and a review of major news.

Scope

Historical value of construction industry for 2006-10 and forecast figures for 2010-15
Supporting text on individual markets and values for categories for 2006-10 and forecasts till 2015
Profiles of top construction companies in Morocco
Important industry news

Reasons To Buy

Gain insight on the Moroccan construction industry with current, historic and forecast figures
Gain insights into current, historic and forecast industry figures at individual market and category level

Identify top construction industry players in Morocco along with profiles of all those companies
News summary

Key Highlights

The Moroccan construction industry has witnessed reasonable growth over the review period, although the industry suffered some losses during the global financial crisis in 2008-2010. The industry recorded a CAGR of 9.76% over the review period, supported by government reforms including the liberalization, modernization and privatization of previously government-run sectors along with a 22.0% growth in 2007. The growth also influenced by the steady performance of the residential construction market over the last four years. Despite the global economic slowdown in 2008-2009, the government continued to increase expenditure on the construction and renovation of roads, airports and seaports in the country. The government’s total capital investment in 2009 grew to US$28.3 billion, part of a long-term investment that is expected to see total capital investment more than triple, from US$12.3 billion in 2004 to US$38.1 billion by 2014. As a result, the Moroccan construction industry defied the global downturn and grew during 2010.

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