صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
Tunisia/Morocco –Morocco has strengthened its position as a new regional industrial destination after the Swiss Secor Group, which specializes in advanced electronic solutions, announced the restructuring of its activities in North Africa, by concentrating its industrial operations in the Kingdom in exchange for exiting its production unit in Tunisia.
The group revealed, in a statement addressed to investors, the signing of an agreement to sell its industrial facility in Tunisia, in a step that falls within a global program to reorganize its operations and improve operational efficiency and profitability at the level of its various branches.
Under this approach, the company’s activities in the North Africa region will be concentrated within its two facilities in the cities of Berrechid and Temara, which will form a major industrial base for managing and developing the group’s operations in the region.
The Berrechid site is one of the company’s most prominent production units in Morocco, as it includes specialized equipment in manufacturing and assembling electronic systems directed to the industrial, energy, transportation, and medical technology sectors, in addition to services for developing and integrating new products.
This decision comes after the expansion of the group’s presence in Morocco during the recent period through acquisitions and industrial mergers, which reflects the increasing confidence enjoyed by international investors in the Moroccan industrial system.
The company is betting on unifying its production activities in the Kingdom to raise its industrial capabilities and improve the profitability of its operations, while maintaining its current commercial relations and regional markets.
This transformation strengthens Morocco’s position as an industrial and logistics platform directed towards European and African markets, benefiting from its industrial infrastructure, the development of its production systems, and its ability to attract international investments in the advanced technology and industrial sectors.
Source:“My press”
