Mediterrania Capital Partners Launches New Investment Fund
In a significant move for the Moroccan real estate sector, Mediterrania Capital Partners has successfully raised $40.5 million (approximately 380 million dirhams) for its second real estate investment fund, dedicated to the Moroccan market. This announcement was made on March 11, 2026, indicating a strong commitment to fostering growth in the region's economic landscape. The investment vehicle is strategically focused on financing office, logistics, and industrial projects within Morocco's key economic hubs, with an initial operation already underway in the Casa-Anfa development zone in Casablanca.
Targeted Investment Strategy and Initial Project
According to Othmane Tagmouti, the real estate manager at Mediterrania Capital Partners, "This latest fundraising initiative allows us to continue investing in high-potential tertiary and industrial development projects in Morocco.” The fund, structured under the name MCP RE II FPCC RFA, is designed for a ten-year investment horizon, targeting real estate located in urban development areas or near economic centers. The planned investments will encompass office buildings, logistics platforms for distribution activities, industrial units, and mixed-use real estate complexes.
The fund has already engaged its first operation by acquiring a land asset in the Casa-Anfa district of Casablanca, which is set to host a dedicated office development project. This location is part of the ongoing urban transformation in Morocco's economic capital, allowing the fund to position itself in a market experiencing growing demand for professional infrastructure as financial, industrial, and service activities expand.
Mediterrania Capital Partners has been active in Morocco since 2013 and has undertaken various operations across different sectors of the economy. Among the companies it has supported are Akdital Holding in healthcare services, Cash Plus in financial services, Dislog Industries in distribution and manufacturing, TGCC in construction, and the Private University of Marrakech in higher education. This extensive experience underscores the firm’s robust involvement in driving economic development across Morocco.
As reported by agenceecofin.com.
