A.P Moller Capital Invests $240M in Morocco's Transport Sector

By Global Infrastructure Sherpa · Feb 22, 2026

Investment Other announced Casablanca, Morocco Feb 22, 2026

USD240M

Deal Value

Morocco's Transport Sector

Project

A.P Moller Capital's Morocco Fund has raised $243 million to invest in Morocco's transport and logistics infrastructure. The fund, managed by APM Capital Morocco, attracted interest from Moroccan and foreign institutional investors, including a $65 million commitment from the Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II (EMIF II), also managed by A.P Moller Capital. The APM Capital Morocco Fund was selected to be part of the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, which will catalyze long-term investments in transport and renewable energy sectors. APM Capital has previously invested in the Casablanca-based grain operator Mass Céréales al Maghreb (MCM) and is part of the consortium involved in the development of the Chbika green hydrogen project.

Deal Analysis

A.P Moller Capital's $243 million investment in Morocco's transport and logistics infrastructure through its Morocco Fund signifies a substantial commitment to the region's development. The fund, managed by APM Capital Morocco, has garnered significant interest from both Moroccan and foreign institutional investors, including a $65 million commitment from the Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II (EMIF II), also managed by A.P Moller Capital. This investment aligns with the Mohammed VI Investment Fund's objective to catalyze long-term investments in key sectors like transport and renewable energy, indicating a strategic alignment with national development goals. The deal is notable for its size and the involvement of prominent players like A.P Moller Capital and the Mohammed VI Investment Fund. A.P Moller Capital's prior investment in Mass Céréales al Maghreb (MCM) and participation in the Chbika green hydrogen project demonstrate a broader commitment to Morocco's economic diversification and sustainable development. This investment is poised to improve Morocco's transport and logistics infrastructure, potentially enhancing trade, economic growth, and regional connectivity.

A.P Moller Capital invests $243 million in Morocco's transport and logistics infrastructure.
The investment aligns with the Mohammed VI Investment Fund's objectives.
The fund attracted interest from both Moroccan and foreign institutional investors.
A.P Moller Capital has a prior investment in Mass Céréales al Maghreb (MCM) and is involved in the Chbika green hydrogen project.

Market Context: Morocco is strategically located in North Africa and is actively seeking to improve its infrastructure to become a regional trade hub. The transport and logistics sector is crucial for supporting economic growth and facilitating trade with Europe and other African countries. Government initiatives, such as the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, aim to attract foreign investment and develop key sectors like transport and renewable energy.

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KEY DETAILS

A.P Moller Capital’s Morocco Fund has raised $243 million, which the company intends to invest in the country’s transport and logistics infrastructure." "The APM Capital Morocco Fund was selected to be part of the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, which will help catalyze long-term investments in transport and renewable energy sectors."

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Deal Size

A.P Moller Capital Invests $240 million in Morocco’s Transport Sector

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A.P Moller Capital Invests $240 million in Morocco’s Transport Sector

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Announcement

Published Feb 22, 2026 1:27 PM by The Maritime Executive

PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE

A.P Moller Capital investor

"A.P Moller Capital Invests $240 million in Morocco’s Transport Sector"

APM Capital Morocco manager

"The fund, managed by APM Capital Morocco, the local subsidiary of A.P Moller Capital, attracted significant interest from Moroccan and foreign institutional investors."

Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II (EMIF II) investor

"For instance, the fund secured a $65 million commitment from the Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II (EMIF II), a Danish Fund managed by A.P Moller Capital."

Mass Céréales al Maghreb (MCM) portfolio company

"The most recent one is the investment in the Casablanca-based grain operator Mass Céréales al Maghreb (MCM)."

medium quality Enriched Feb 24, 2026