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Energy, Oil, Gas & Offshore Wind Power<\/span><\/span><\/h2>
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Energy, Oil & Gas<\/span><\/span><\/h2>

SONAGRE, through one of its subsidiaries of which it is 100% owner, will assume control of La SAMIR (Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 Anonyme Marocaine de l\u2019Industrie du Raffinage) during the month of January 2026, once the pending administrative procedures before the Commercial Court of Casablanca have been completed. All banking operations related to the investment in La SAMIR will be carried out through Bank Al-Maghrib, the only Moroccan bank that complies with the current Basel III regulations on capital movements. Bank Al-Maghrib will receive the banking instruments and the funds required for the development of SONAGRE\u2019s investment plan in La SAMIR. Thanks to this plan, La Samir will renew a large part of its infrastructure and current activities, becoming one of Morocco\u2019s main economic engines and a benchmark in its transition toward a Circular Economy model, while also positioning itself as a key player in the international energy landscape.<\/p>\n

Once the final award has been formalized by the Commercial Court of Casablanca, La Samir will adopt a new organizational structure based on a holding company. Each of its subsidiaries will be an essential component of SONAGRE\u2019s strategy in the fields of oil and gas, raw material reutilization, and energy generation and storage.<\/p>\n

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Fuel Marketing<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Independently from SAMIR\u2019s management, SONAGRE\u2019s Energy and Fossil Fuels Division started their operations on June 1, 2025.<\/p>\n

The Division operates, under a four-year concession agreement, from the storage facilities at the Port of Mohammedia, owned by SAMIR. The facilities have 137 storage tanks with a combined capacity of 1.9 million m\u00b3.<\/p>\n

SONAGRE\u2019s Energy and Fossil Fuels Division objectives are:<\/strong><\/p>\n