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Home » Economy » Forafric Global Plans to Acquire Moroccan Defense Firm AL NASR

Forafric Global Plans to Acquire Moroccan Defense Firm AL NASR

Forafric Global is shifting its business strategy following the sale of a majority stake in its Moroccan food business.

Oumaima Moho AmerbyOumaima Moho Amer
Oct, 10, 2026
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A graphic featuring Forafric Global PLC and a Moroccan soldier, by MWN Design Team.

A graphic featuring Forafric Global PLC and a Moroccan soldier, by MWN Design Team.

Casablanca – Forafric Global PLC has signed a letter of intent to acquire 100% of AL NASR Industries & Systems, a recently established Moroccan industrial platform focused on defense projects, the company announced on Wednesday.

The proposed acquisition would give the Nasdaq-listed group full ownership of AL NASR, whose portfolio includes minority stakes in two companies developing defense product manufacturing plants in Morocco. Both companies hold licenses under Moroccan Law No. 10-20, which regulates activities in the defense industry.

Forafric expects to complete the transaction in the fourth quarter of 2026. However, the agreement remains at an early stage and requires several steps before the acquisition can proceed.

The company must complete due diligence, negotiate and sign definitive agreements, and obtain further approval from its board of directors based on the final terms. The transaction also requires any applicable regulatory approvals and authorizations.

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Forafric also disclosed that AL NASR and the group share the same ultimate beneficial owner, making the proposed acquisition a related-party transaction.

The company said the acquisition would position AL NASR as its industrial defense platform and support its entry into a sector that Morocco seeks to develop as part of its national industrial strategy.

The proposed deal comes as Forafric reshapes its business following the sale of a majority stake in its historic Moroccan food business. In August 2026, the group completed the transfer of a 68% stake in Forafric Maroc SA to Moroccan industrial group Cap Holding SA.

The transaction marked a new phase in Forafric’s strategy, allowing it to pursue opportunities across defense, energy and food security while Cap Holding took control of its Moroccan food business.

Forafric continues to operate in food security through its activities in West Africa. It is also developing selected opportunities in the energy sector.

In defense, the group plans to build a portfolio of projects through investments and partnerships, with the objective of gradually moving from minority to majority ownership positions.

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