- CEO
- Monsieur Khalid Samaka
- Full Time Employees
- 1,050
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- Casablanca Morocco
- IPO Date
- Feb 19, 1997
- Business
- Holcim Maroc S.A. (CSEMA: LHM), formerly known as LafargeHolcim Maroc S.A., is a Morocco-based industrial building materials manufacturer and supplier engaged in the production and commercialization of construction products and sustainable building solutions. The company operates through distinct business segments, offering products and services that include grey and white cement, hydraulic binders, and clinker for construction applications; ready-mix concrete, standard and high-performance technical concrete formulations, and decorative concrete; crushed stone, sand, and construction aggregates; premixed industrial mortars, plasters, and specialized wall coatings; thermal and acoustic insulation solutions including Airium mineral foam; low-carbon building materials marketed under the ECOPact concrete and ECOPlanet cement product lines; specialized road binders and soil stabilization formulations; and industrial and municipal waste recovery, co-processing, and waste management services operated through its wholly owned circular economy subsidiary, Geocycle Maroc. The company serves public infrastructure authorities, civil engineering contractors, commercial and residential real estate developers, and retail builders across Morocco through an extensive nationwide industrial footprint that encompasses integrated cement manufacturing plants in Settat, Bouskoura, Meknes, Fes, Tetouan, Oujda, and Agadir (Souss-Massa), a grinding facility in Laayoune, multiple aggregate quarries, and over twenty ready-mix concrete batching plants. In recent strategic developments, the company officially rebranded from LafargeHolcim Maroc to Holcim Maroc in May 2026 to harmonize its corporate identity with the global Holcim Group; advanced its NextGen Growth 2030 strategic plan focused on decarbonization, operational digitalization, and circular construction; transitioned key production assets including the Industry 4.0 Souss-Massa facility to renewable wind power and alternative fuels; expanded its Geocycle waste pre-treatment and recovery network; and aligned its low-carbon product portfolio to supply major national infrastructure programs, social housing developments, and preparatory construction projects for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Founded with operational roots dating back to 1928 and established in its current corporate structure following the 2016 merger of Lafarge Ciments and Holcim Maroc, the company is headquartered in Casablanca, Morocco, and is majority-controlled through a joint venture between the multinational Holcim Group and the Moroccan investment holding company Al Mada.