Azimut Holding Focuses on Morocco and Emerging Markets to Accelerate Its International Expansion
Morocco has emerged as one of the key markets contributing to the growth of Azimut Holding, an Italian group specializing in asset management. The company continues its international expansion and is reporting robust financial performance for 2026.
The group recorded net flows of €1.1 billion in July 2026, bringing the total accumulated since the beginning of the year to €9.2 billion. This confirms the strong commercial momentum of its operations and the confidence investors have in its financial products.
Alessandro Zambotti, CEO and CFO of Azimut Holding, emphasized the robustness of the group’s activities in Morocco and Turkey, despite outflows related to an institutional mandate in the United States. He noted that geographical diversification remains a significant factor supporting the group’s performance.
As of the end of July 2026, Azimut Holding’s total assets under management and administration reached €157.8 billion, marking a 12% increase since the beginning of the year.
The Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region, which includes Morocco, generated €202 million in net flows in July, bringing its annual total to approximately €1.34 billion.
Traditional funds also contributed to this performance, with €252 million raised in July and a total of €4.07 billion since January. Their assets now amount to around €55.76 billion.
Meanwhile, alternative funds attracted €117 million over the month, increasing their total collections for the year to €1.33 billion. Their assets have grown by 23%, reaching €8.76 billion.
In detail, assets under management stood at €112.06 billion, a growth of 11%, while assets under administration grew to €45.70 billion, an increase of 15%.
These results reinforce Azimut Holding’s strategy, which is based on geographical diversification and growth in international markets, particularly in emerging economies. Within this framework, Morocco and Turkey are playing an increasingly important role in the group’s expansion beyond Europe.
Following the publication of these results, Azimut Holding’s shares rose by 0.6% to €38.71, reflecting a positive reception from investors.
