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MEDI1TV Afrique : JT Economie - 18/11/2024

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00:00Welcome to Medi-1, your daily news with economic news.
00:14We start in Morocco, where Aluminium du Maroc announces the merger and absorption of its
00:19subsidiary Endustube, a strategic operation that should lead to an increase of 30% of
00:24its turnover, thus consolidating its position on the market.
00:28This initiative marks a key step in the growth of the group, aiming to diversify its supply
00:33and improve its competitiveness, especially in the construction and industry sectors.
00:39Thanks to this merger, Aluminium du Maroc significantly increases its production capacity
00:44of aluminum profiles, now reaching 27,000 tons per year in extrusion, an increase of 35%.
00:51Thermal lacking capacity will also see significant progress, with an increase of 50%,
00:57thus reaching 21,000 tons per year.
01:00These developments meet the growing demand for aluminum products, especially in the
01:05construction and industry sectors, and will allow the group to ensure increased competitiveness
01:10both locally and internationally.
01:13In national economic news, Tijari Global Research recommends the purchase of the
01:18Simon du Maroc title, setting a target price of 2,220 dirhams over a 12-month horizon,
01:23thus offering a potential appreciation of 21% compared to its course on 12 November 2024.
01:29On 13 September 2024, CIMAR announced the acquisition of 62.62% of Asment Capital in Tijamara,
01:37a key operation that should, according to AGR, revalue the title of Simon Thier.
01:42With a production capacity of 1.4 million tons and a GDP of 6%, Asment de Tijamara consolidates
01:49the presence of CIMAR in the Rabat-Salé-Quenitra region, an axis linking Rabat to Casablanca.
01:55In terms of decarbonization, CIMAR will capitalize on industrial synergies,
02:00notably thanks to a partnership with Veolia for the use of waste as an alternative fuel.
02:05This approach will reduce the capital cost from 9.53% to 6.84% from 2025,
02:13improving the indicators of the creation of financial and economic value.
02:18Still in the kingdom, in its Global Trade Outlook 2024 report,
02:22Allianz Trade identified 25 Next Generation commercial hubs, of which Morocco ranks 20th.
02:28Following this analysis, Allianz Trade identified 25 economies that could benefit
02:33from this new geo-economic data with regard to their competitiveness.
02:38Morocco ranked 20th in this list of emerging countries.
02:41The kingdom is distinguished in particular by its commercial potential,
02:45its strong connectivity and its logistical efficiency.
02:48The ranking of Next Generation commercial hubs is dominated by the Asian and Middle East countries,
02:53the United Arab Emirates first, Malaysia second, Vietnam third, Turkey fourth and Indonesia fifth.
03:01Morocco thus ranks first in Africa.
03:04Direction Laos or Vientiane seeks to control a galloping inflation.
03:08The World Bank warned in a report published last week
03:12that the public debt, more than $13 billion, 108% of GDP, was unsustainable.
03:18Inflation-wise, according to the Asian Development Bank,
03:21prices rose by 23% in 2022, 31% last year and should still progress by 25%.
03:29The World Bank warned in a report published last week that public debt was unsustainable.
03:34Interest payments totalling $1.7 billion are due in 2024
03:39and an average of $1.3 billion for the next three years,
03:43which is above the reserves of Laos.
03:45And finally for Clore, your economic meeting.
03:48Inflation is still not under control in Russia,
03:50despite director's rates of more than 20% weighing on the economy.
03:54Gross Domestic Product increased from 3.1% in the first quarter,
03:58a sharp slowdown compared to the beginning of the year.
04:01After an increase of 8.63% in September,
04:05the progression was 8.54% in October,
04:08a level of inflation well above the 4% target set by Moscow.
04:13The GDP growth slowed, 3.1% in the third quarter, according to Rosstat,
04:19compared to 4.1% in the second quarter and 5.4% in the first.
04:24Businesses' investment has been in a slump since this fall,
04:27so the cost of loans has become prohibitive.
04:29The same goes for the real estate sector.
04:32The average rate for buying a property in banks
04:34reaches 25% at the beginning of November.
04:37This is the end of your economic meeting.
04:39Enjoy the rest of the program on Mediantv.