Marjane (business)

Last updated September 18, 2024

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Marjane (also Marjane Holding) is a Moroccan hypermarket chain. It is wholly owned by Al Mada holding company. The chain opened its first supermarket, in 1990, in Rabat.^[1]

In 2008, the company had 33 hypermarkets around Morocco. Its total turnover in 2007 was 6.78 billion Dirhams and employs 5,144 people. With more than 18 million customers per annum (2007), Marjane is the leader on the Moroccan market in front of the hypermarket Metro AG Morocco and Aswak Assalam, its principal competitors.

Other Activities

In addition to Acima, Marjane holding also owns Electroplanet and Tikki, respectively a home appliances chain and a clothing outlet.^[2] It also intends on launching its fast fashion chain in the upcoming mall of the new city of Zenata.

Locations

Casablanca – Settat (9)

Hyper Casablanca – Californie (1993 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Ain Sebaa (2000 – 8500 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Derb Soultane (2005 – 10000 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Hay Hassani (2007 – 8300 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Morocco Mall (2011 – 7222 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Sidi Othman (2014 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Casablanca – Tachfine Center (2016 – 19000 m² – Shopping mall^[3])
Hyper Casablanca – Marina (2019 )
Hyper Mohammédia (2003 – 7200 m²)
Hyper El Jadida (2013 – 6840 m²)

Rabat – Salé – Kenitra (5)

Hyper Rabat – Bouregreg (1990 – 5200 m²)
Hyper Rabat – Hay Riad (2000 – 8500 m²)
Hyper Kénitra (2007 – 7500 m²)
Hyper Salé – Tabriquet (2011 – 13080 m²)
Hyper Sidi Slimane – (2013 – 3770 m²)

Tanger – Tétouan – Al Hoceima (5)

Hyper Tanger – Madina (2002 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Tanger – Al Ikhlass (2009 – 6571 m²)
Hyper Tétouan (2004 – 5200 m²)
Hyper Larache (2013 – 4177 m²)
Hyper Al Hoceima (2013 – 2600 m²)

Oriental (4)

Hyper Oujda – Angad (2007 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Saïdia – Medina Mall (2009 – 3200 m²)
Hyper Nador (2009 – 6571 m²)
Hyper Berkane (2013 – 3680 m²)

Beni Mellal – Khenifra (3)

Hyper Béni Mellal (2010 – 4500 m²)
Hyper Khouribga (2010 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Fquih Ben Salah (2012 – 2830 m²)

Marrakech – Safi (4)

Hyper Marrakech – Ménara (1999 – 9900 m²)
Hyper Marrakech – Massira (2006 – 6500 m²)
Hyper Safi (2007 – 6500 m²)
Hyper El Kelaa des Sraghna (2011 – 2138 m²)

Fès – Meknès (5)

Hyper Fès – Agdal (2001 – 6400 m²)
Hyper Fès – Saîss (2009 – 6800 m²)
Hyper Meknès – Route Agouraï (2005 – 5500 m²)
Hyper Meknès – Hamria (2013 – 5500 m²)
Hyper Taza (2012 – 2600 m²)

Souss – Massa (2)

Hyper Agadir – Founty (2001 – 8000 m²)
Hyper Inezgane (2014 – 6540 m²)

Sahara (1)

Hyper Guelmim (2014 – 3000 m²)

Upcoming hypermarkets

Extension Hyper Khouribga (already done)
Hyper Rabat Center (already done)
Hyper Laayoune
Hyper Ouarzazate
Hyper Youssoufia

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References

↑ "Les nouveaux comportements des consommateurs face à la grande distribution". L'Economiste. 23 January 1992. Retrieved 24 July 2014.
↑ "Marjane déploie ses marques Tiki et Electroplanet". La Vie Eco. 3 June 2014. Retrieved 3 June 2014.
↑ "Tachfine Center: Le nouveau centre commercial de Marjane Holding à Casablanca". Archived from the original on 3 November 2016. Retrieved 2 November 2016.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)

External links

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[1] "Les nouveaux comportements des consommateurs face à la grande distribution". L'Economiste. 23 January 1992. Retrieved 24 July 2014.

[2] "Marjane déploie ses marques Tiki et Electroplanet". La Vie Eco. 3 June 2014. Retrieved 3 June 2014.

[3] "Tachfine Center: Le nouveau centre commercial de Marjane Holding à Casablanca". Archived from the original on 3 November 2016. Retrieved 2 November 2016.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)

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