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Pickalbatros MAR

Sector: Waste Processing and Treatment • Location: Morocco

Source: International Finance Corporation (IFC)

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The proposed investment is an A Loan of up to US$165 million (partially de-risked through an MCPP credit insurance cover) alongside US$135 million mobilized from B/parallel lenders to four Moroccan subsidiaries of the Pickalbatros Group (the “Group”), one of Africa’s largest and most diversified hospitality platforms with 39 hotels and ~16,000 keys across Egypt and Morocco. The Proposed investment

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The project “Pickalbatros MAR” is an infrastructure initiative in the Waste Processing and Treatment sector, located in Morocco. Taiyo aggregates data on it from International Finance Corporation (IFC).

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The proposed investment is an A Loan of up to US$165 million (partially de-risked through an MCPP credit insurance cover) alongside US$135 million mobilized from B/parallel lenders to four Moroccan subsidiaries of the Pickalbatros Group (the “Group”), one of Africa’s largest and most diversified hospitality platforms with 39 hotels and ~16,000 keys across Egypt and Morocco. The Proposed investment will finance (i) the acquisition of the three assets, (ii) the refurbishment and upgrade of both newly acquired and selected existing hotels, and (iii) refinancing of existing debt, with implementation over 2026–2028. The Project includes sustainability-linked features tied to environmental performance improvements, with refurbishment expected to deliver energy and water efficiency gains, contributing to IFC’s climate objectives.                                                                                                  

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