Agadir – Moroccan industrial company Dimatit plans to invest nearly MAD 300 million ($30.6 million) by 2030 to expand its production capacity, modernize its industrial facilities and develop new manufacturing lines.
The investment program, announced on Monday to coincide with the company’s 85th anniversary, includes MAD 150 million ($15.31 million) already invested in 2026 to acquire new industrial equipment at its production site.
The remaining investments will support the expansion of Dimatit’s manufacturing operations, the modernization of its production facilities and the development of new products targeting Morocco’s water, sanitation, agriculture, infrastructure and packaging sectors.
The company, a subsidiary of YNNA Group, also aims to create more than 150 direct jobs by 2030 through the program.
The investments would strengthen the company’s ability to meet growing market demand while expanding the range of products manufactured locally.
Expanding industrial capacity and production lines
The investment plan covers several production activities, including plastic piping, irrigation systems and agricultural and industrial films.
In its piping business, Dimatit has expanded its polyvinyl chloride (PVC) production capabilities, extending its PVC-U product range to diameters of up to 630 millimeters. It has also developed structured-wall PVC drainage pipes with an SN8 rigidity class, which the company describes as a first on the Moroccan market.
The company has also increased its polyethylene (PE) production capacity, extending its range to diameters of 400 millimeters and pressure ratings of up to 25 bars.
In Kenitra, Dimatit has doubled its production capacity for double-wall high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes through the installation of a new manufacturing line.
Other investments target agricultural and industrial films, including a new three-layer agricultural film production line, a dedicated packaging film line, and additional equipment for plastic recycling.
Supporting local manufacturing and industrial development
Dimatit intends to use the investment program to strengthen local production and contribute to Morocco’s import substitution efforts, while developing its export activities and industrial expertise.
The company has operated in Morocco since 1941, supplying products for water distribution, sanitation, irrigation, construction and agricultural projects.
Its portfolio includes PVC, HDPE, double-wall HDPE and glass fiber reinforced polyester (GRP) piping, alongside agricultural and industrial films.
Dimatit has also contributed to several infrastructure projects, including drinking water supply initiatives along the Ouarzazate-Skoura axis and works linked to the Tangier-Kenitra high-speed railway line.
In the agricultural sector, its Dimafilm range has supported greenhouse farming in the Souss-Massa region.
The company currently employs more than 450 people across three production sites and several sales offices, supported by a nationwide distribution network.
