The Moroccan group TGCC is starting the year 2026 on a positive trajectory. In the first quarter, the construction specialist recorded an operating income of 2.08 billion dirhams, up 12.5%. This performance was achieved in a context marked by heavy rainfall that disrupted the pace of several construction sites. The TGCC group confirms its resilience…....
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