Summary:

On 19 February 2026, Danish investment firm, A.P. Moller Capital completed the final closing of a Morocco-focused transport and logistics fund, raising MAD 2.24 billion (approximately $243 million) for potential infrastructure investment projects.  

The fund, managed by APM Capital Morocco, secured MAD 1.64 billion ($178 million) in commitments, with an additional MAD 600 million ($65 million) committed by A.P. Moller Capital – Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II K/S. The initiative is backed by the Mohammed VI Investment Fund and includes participation from Moroccan and international institutional investors. 

The vehicle will invest in Morocco’s transport and logistics sector, including international express logistics, third-party logistics, air cargo handling, and cold storage. It will be led locally by Ghislane Guedira, CEO of APM Capital Morocco S.A., which is regulated by the Moroccan Capital Market Authority.  

Outlook: 

This development underscores Morocco’s continued investment in the transport and logistics sector, an important area that integrates closely with the kingdom’s broader economic growth strategy. Furthermore, it is a signal that international investors continue to view the Kingdom as an attractive target for long-term investments.  

Sustained capital allocation into logistics infrastructure will enhance supply chain efficiency and support expanding trade flows, particularly amid ongoing nearshoring dynamics. 

As regional competition for infrastructure and logistics investment intensifies, Morocco’s ability to align financial resources with operational execution will shape its positioning within North African and Euro-Mediterranean trade networks. 

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