The Moroccan company Globex, a specialist in fast messaging, freight, and transit solutions in Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa, has acquired a minority investment from the capital investor Amethis. Globex, a Moroccan company, now has a small minority ownership from the capitalist Amethis.

According to Amethis, an investment fund manager with a focus on Africa, “In more than 20 years of existence, the group has established itself as a benchmark player in the field of express parcel shipping, freight, and transit, and offers its customers delivery times competitive and guaranteed to/from more than 220 countries thanks to the extensive FedEx World network from which it benefits.”

Several strategic axes are included in these relays, such as the development of a logistics hub in Morocco, which would in the present context of strengthening South-South exchanges, a hub for Africa – the development of freight activity in Morocco , the improvement of competitive advantages (delivery times), as well as the development of activities in Senegal and Cameroon. “

Its entry into the capital comes at the right time to support us during this phase of growth and thus achieve our ambition of becoming a key regional player in express transport and logistics,” said Omar El Kadiri, Chairman and CEO of Globex.

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