Hangyu Technology relocates its $121 million forging plant from Slovakia to Tangier Tech, serving GE, Safran, and Rolls-Royce.

Chinese automotive brands achieved their best-ever month in Morocco in August 2026, capturing 15.2% of the passenger car market, according to data from the Association of Vehicle Importers in Morocco (AIVAM). The milestone comes as Chinese manufacturers more than doubled their sales volumes year-on-year. Across the first eight months of 2026, 21 Chinese brands registered 17,096 passenger cars in Morocco, up 141.5% from 7,080 units in the same period of 2025. Their market sh

Hainan Lizheng Energy Technology plans a wholly-owned subsidiary in Morocco with $3 million registered capital

Chinese cable maker Xin Hongye (301310) partners with France's ACOME Automotive for a joint venture in Morocco with total investment of RMB 229 million ($34M).

Chinese steel structure leader Jinggong Group (600496) establishes two Moroccan subsidiaries to serve the automotive, logistics, and energy sectors.

Chinese wind energy materials manufacturer Daosheng Tianhe advances its $30M plant in Nador, with trial production scheduled for early 2027.

Wuhu Sanlian Forging completes Moroccan subsidiary registration in Tangier Tech, finalizing an $18M investment for auto parts production.

Shanghai Kaizhong completes registration of its Moroccan subsidiary in Tangier Tech for polyurethane and auto parts production, targeting European and African markets.

Chinese brake manufacturer APG confirms $70M (700M MAD) Tangier plant opening by end of 2026, marking its first overseas factory.

Chinese hydrogen firm Guofuhee confirms $30M investment for 1GW electrolyser plant in Morocco

Chinese auto parts maker Ningbo Gaofa (603788) confirms $20M (200M MAD) Morocco plant as first overseas production hub to serve Stellantis and Renault.

Geely's satellite subsidiary Geespace partners with Morocco's Soremar to deploy GEESATCOM IoT constellation, targeting transportation, energy, and agriculture sectors

Shanghai Ingin Auto invests $20M in Tangier Tech for its first overseas plant, supplying smart closure systems to Stellantis

Jiangsu Hongyi Jinggong plans to establish a precision parts hub in Morocco

In a strong vote of confidence for Morocco's industrial strategy, Jiangsu Aishelun Medical Technology Group Co., Ltd. has officially approved a major increase in its investment in the Kingdom. The Chinese group's board has raised the funding ceiling for its Moroccan subsidiary from an initial $5.35 million (53.8 million Moroccan Dirhams / MAD) to $21.4 million (215.2 million MAD), quadrupling its original commitment. The substantial funds will be directed toward the first pha

According to reports in Chinese state-affiliated and financial media, citing a company release, Dalian Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. (DHI), a core subsidiary of China First Heavy Industries (CFHI), has secured a historic contract with Morocco's OCP Group. Valued at approximately $1.07 billion (about 10.7 billion Moroccan Dirhams / MAD), this order represents the largest single industrial contract in DHI's corporate history. The agreement is for the turnkey design and construction

President Jiang Zhe of China Overseas reviews key projects in Morocco, including the high-speed rail Lot 10 & BTR factory

OCP awards Sinoma Construction strategic contract for phosphoric acid expansion at Jorf Lasfar. Explore the details and impact on global supply chains.

Tangier, January 7th, 2026 On January 5, 2026, Guizhou Tyre Co., Ltd. ( 000589.SZ ), a leading Chinese tire manufacturer, received board approval for a $298.7 million investment in a new intelligent tire factory in Morocco, marking its second overseas production base after Vietnam. The wholly-owned subsidiary, Advance Tyre (Morocco) Co., Ltd., will build a facility in Cité Mohammed VI Tanger Tech, producing 6 million semi-steel radial tires annually. Construction spans 2

Yunyi Electric plans $66M investment in Morocco for automotive electronics production. Discover how this project drives trade and partnerships