The company operates quarries in Oued Abbou, Benslimane, Oued Sous, and Aït Baha.

Ciment production requires significant investment and access to high-quality raw materials.

The company provides high-value aesthetic products for architecture, design, and artistic applications.

The company designs products optimized for high performance in water contact applications.

Ciments du Maroc uses advanced technologies and techniques to reduce water and energy consumption in its production processes.

Ciments du Maroc sponsors the Safi Municipal Beach’s ‘Clean Beaches’ campaign, launched by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection.

Ciments du Maroc focuses on sustainability, innovation, and human development as central pillars of its growth strategy.

The page provides access to current clinker pricing and technical specifications in the 'Downloadable Resources' section.

Christophe Allouchery holds degrees from ESG Paris and has held finance roles at Ciments Calcia, Italcementi, and HeidelbergCement Group.

Fedoua IKKEZ holds a master’s in economic and social administration and has worked in HR roles at DIORH Consulting, Nestlé, and Centrale Danone Maroc.

Juan Terés began his career in finance at Telemecanica–Schneider Electric and later held roles at Italcementi Group and HeidelbergCement.

Ciments du Maroc operates three cement plants, three grinding centers, five quarries, and 23 ready-mix concrete plants across Morocco, employing 720 people.

Ciments du Maroc integrates sustainability into its strategy by addressing stakeholder needs and implementing responsible projects for local communities.

Ciments du Maroc, listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, publishes quarterly and annual financial results as required by AMMC.

Ciments du Maroc supports social initiatives through partnerships with foundations and associations to improve living conditions in local communities.

Procurement terms, supplier conduct codes, and environmental policies for Ciments du Maroc are available in the downloadable resources section.

General sales conditions for cement and clinker from Ciments du Maroc are available in the downloadable resources section.

Regulatory and contractual documents for Ciments du Maroc are available for download on this page.

Ciments du Maroc reports a **21.4% revenue increase to MAD 2.66 billion (US$277 million)** in H1 2026 following an acquisition, though underlying sales declined. The company’s financial performance reflects gains from the deal despite weaker core business growth. No specific target company or details of the acquisition are disclosed.

Sep 2026MegaprojectNews article

Ciments du Maroc acquires Asment de Témara to expand its market presence in Morocco. The deal includes a 62.62% stake in Asment and full control of Grabemaro, an aggregates producer. This move strengthens Heidelberg Materials’ sustainable materials portfolio in northern Morocco.

Sep 2024CemNetNews article

Votorantim Cimentos sells its entire Morocco-based cement operations and assets to Heidelberg Materials. The transaction includes all local assets and operations, pending customary closing conditions. The deal marks the full exit of Votorantim Cimentos from its Moroccan partnership.

Sep 2024Votorantim CimentosNews article

Severin Weig takes on the role of Director General at **Ciments du Maroc**, part of the Heidelberg Materials Group. He highlights plans to launch **evoBuild**, a suite of sustainable construction products, as a key priority. Weig expresses enthusiasm for collaborating with the company’s team in Morocco.

Feb 2024CemNetNews article