Unimer Group posted consolidated revenue of MAD 434 million in the first half of 2026, compared with MAD 392 million a year earlier, representing an 11% increase. In the second quarter, revenue reached MAD 283 million, up 9%, while net debt declined by 6%.
The Moroccan group specializing in seafood products is benefiting from several favorable factors. The increase in first-half revenue is mainly attributable to an improved product mix, better commercial value creation, and a recovery in demand in certain strategic markets.
The group also reported an increase in sardine landings, an important factor for the fish-processing industry.
Commercial Growth and Debt Reduction
As of June 30, 2026, consolidated net debt stood at MAD 742 million, compared with MAD 791 million during the same period in 2025, representing a 6% decline. This trend is a positive signal for the group’s financial structure.
Consolidated investments reached MAD 12 million in the first half, compared with MAD 14 million a year earlier. They mainly concerned the maintenance and modernization of production facilities.
Unimer’s performance illustrates the strategic importance of Morocco’s fisheries industry in creating local value from marine resources. However, future competitiveness will depend on resource availability, the modernization of facilities, the ability to increase product value, and the development of new markets.
In an international environment marked by pressure on marine resources and increasingly stringent health and safety requirements, local industrial processing is becoming a major competitive advantage.
