Maroc Telecom's adjusted net income group share (RNPG) was nearly 1.44 billion dirhams (MDH) in the first quarter of 2025, down 5% at constant exchange rates.

In a press release on its financial results, the Group explains that this trend is supported by the activities of Moov Africa subsidiaries, which grew by 4.1% and offset the drop in revenues in Morocco (-3.7%).

Likewise, it is emphasized, the activities of Moov Africa subsidiaries are driven by the growth of Mobile Data, Mobile Money and Fixed Data. Excluding the drop in call terminations, subsidiaries' revenues increased by 4.3%.

Regarding activities in Morocco, their decline is due to the drop in Mobile activities, partially offset by the increase in Fixed Data.

“In Morocco, the large-scale partnership signed with Inwi will accelerate the country's digital transformation, and open up promising future prospects. At the same time, the launch of innovative products and services, as well as important partnerships, should make it possible to regain growth in promising markets,” notes the group.

In subsidiaries, the adaptation of commercial offers combined with continued investments, mainly focused on Broadband and Mobile Money, will continue to fuel the group's development by attracting new customers and stimulating uses.