A.P. Moller Capital’s local fund management company, APM Capital Morocco S.A., has completed the final closing of the APM Capital Morocco Fund — a Morocco-focused transport and logistics investment vehicle established with participation from Moroccan and international institutional investors under the Mohammed VI Investment Fund initiative — to deploy approximately MAD 2.24 billion (US $243 million) into transport and logistics businesses in Morocco. 

The fund secured commitments of MAD 1.64 billion (US $178 million) from a mix of Moroccan and international institutional investors, and alongside a MAD 600 million (US $65 million) co-investment from A.P. Moller Capital – Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II, brings the total capital available for investment to MAD 2.24 billion (US $243 million). Managed locally by APM Capital Morocco, the fund is designed to support and scale Moroccan businesses operating across key segments of the transport and logistics value chain. Its investment pipeline includes international express logistics, third-party logistics (3PL), air cargo handling and cold storage infrastructure, reflecting areas of strong demand as supply chains evolve and near-shoring trends grow. A.P. Moller Capital says Morocco remains a priority market supported by solid macroeconomic fundamentals and sustained infrastructure investment, and the fund aims to mobilise both domestic and international capital into high-quality logistics enterprises.

This new transport and logistics fund further deepens A.P. Moller Capital’s footprint in North Africa’s infrastructure space. The firm has a track record of investing in Moroccan transport, logistics and energy-related assets, including its successful exit from Mass Céréales Al Maghreb in 2025. By establishing a dedicated pool of capital for the sector, the fund not only supports individual company growth but also contributes to broader efforts to strengthen Morocco’s logistical competitiveness as a regional hub linking Europe and Africa.