Morocco’s TAMWILCOM mobilized MAD 23.9 billion ($2.47 billion) in financing during the first half of 2026, supporting businesses and other economic actors, according to the institution.
The figure includes MAD 14.7 billion ($1.52 billion) in commitments across more than 31,500 credit operations. Businesses accounted for nearly 26,000 of those operations, with small and microenterprises among the main beneficiaries.
The results reflect the rollout of TAMWILCOM’s JOSSOUR 2030 strategy, which aims to widen access to finance, support entrepreneurs and strengthen financial inclusion across Morocco.
Guarantees for private companies remained the institution’s main activity. TAMWILCOM helped mobilize nearly MAD 20 billion ($2.07 billion) in corporate loans, backed by MAD 11.5 billion ($1.19 billion) in commitments.
Through its Damane Express program, it guaranteed more than 20,000 loans worth MAD 2.7 billion ($278.8 million) for microenterprises and very small businesses. Damane Atassyir supported MAD 14.5 billion ($1.50 billion) in working-capital credit, while Damane Istitmar covered MAD 2.4 billion ($247.9 million) in investment loans.
TAMWILCOM’s participatory finance window, DAAMA TAMWIL, provided more than MAD 400 million ($41.3 million) in business financing, up 72% year on year. Net income reached MAD 198 million ($20.5 million), while net banking income stood at MAD 413 million ($42.7 million).
Source: Morocco World News
