- CEO
- Abdelouahed El Alami
- Full Time Employees
- 651
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Building products
- Address
- Tanger Morocco
- IPO Date
- Oct 27, 1998
- Business
- Aluminium du Maroc SA is a Morocco-based industrial company specializing in the design, extrusion, surface finishing, and distribution of aluminium alloy profiles for the building, construction, and industrial sectors. Founded in 1958 and headquartered in Tangier, Morocco, the company operates as the pioneer and leading aluminium extruder in Morocco and North Africa. Aluminium du Maroc manufactures, processes, and markets a comprehensive portfolio of aluminium solutions, including architectural aluminium systems comprising sliding window and door systems, casement windows, thermal break joinery, curtain walling, structural facade systems, veranda enclosures, balustrades, rolling shutters, solar shading louvers, and interior partition systems; specialized industrial profiles engineered for automotive components, transport vehicle bodies, railway infrastructure, electrical engineering, signage, and renewable energy equipment mountings; standard structural profiles including tubes, angles, channels, and custom-engineered extruded shapes; and advanced surface treatment and value-added fabrication services consisting of architectural anodizing in diverse electro-colored finishes, vertical and horizontal electrostatic powder coating with Qualicoat and Qualanod certifications, wood-effect sublimation, thermal barrier polyurethane and polyamide strip insertion, precision cutting, CNC machining, and tooling design. The company caters to building contractors, facade fabricators, architects, joinery artisans, and industrial manufacturers across Morocco, alongside exporting extruded products to international markets across Europe, North Africa, and Sub-Saharan Africa from its primary manufacturing complex located in the Moghogha Industrial Zone of Tangier. In recent strategic and operational developments, Aluminium du Maroc has executed major industrial modernization and decarbonization initiatives, investing in upgraded high-capacity automated extrusion presses and expanded in-house billet remelting and scrap recycling foundry operations to produce low-carbon aluminium. The company has also integrated on-site solar photovoltaic energy generation across its Tangier production facilities to reduce operational carbon intensity, rolled out new high-efficiency thermal-break architectural product ranges tailored to regional energy performance standards, and expanded its commercial distribution partnerships to deepen its market presence across African export corridors.