A.P. Moller Capital’s Morocco Fund has raised $243 million to invest in the country’s transport and logistics infrastructure, drawing strong backing from local and international institutional investors. Managed by its subsidiary APM Capital Morocco, the fund secured a $65 million commitment from the Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II. It was also selected to join the Mohammed VI Investment Fund, reinforcing Morocco’s long term infrastructure financing framework.
Chief Executive Kim Fejfer described Morocco as a priority market, citing solid macroeconomic fundamentals and sustained logistics investment. The firm has previously invested in port assets, including a 49 percent stake in Mass Céréales al Maghreb, a major grain operator, and supported expansion into Senegal’s Port of Bargny-Sendou.
Beyond ports, A.P. Moller Capital is part of the consortium developing the Chbika green hydrogen project in the Guelmin Oued Noun region. The World Bank projects Morocco’s ports could become major green bunkering hubs, with hydrogen fuel demand potentially rising to 2.83 million tons by 2050.
