Banque Centrale Populaire is Morocco's quiet giant: a bank built from a network of regional cooperative banks that now ranks among the country's largest lenders. Its 2025 results show a bank earning more, lending more, and holding more customer deposits than ever. Full nameBanque Centrale Populaire (BCP) Tickers / exchangeBCP — Casablanca Stock Exchange HeadquartersCasablanca, Morocco SectorBanking and financial services EmployeesNot published in available sources Market valueNot published in available sources Yearly sales (net banking income)MAD 27.0 billion (US$2.7 billion) — FY2025 Net profit (consolidated)MAD 5,621 million (US$563 million) — …
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