Moroccan tech group RMK Holding, which controls e-payment company M2M Group and payment operator Naps, sold for an untold amount a minority stake of 6.16% of its capital to Renate Investment Management.
The agreement between the two partners comes a few weeks after the entry of Retail Holding and its subsidiary Label’Vie into the capital of the group founded by Rédouane Bayed. They each acquired 4% of shares and expressed their desire to develop commercial synergies with RMK Holding for the benefit of their respective activities.
Media sources said the funds raised by RMK Holding group under these operations could enable the company to strengthen its presence in M2M Group and Naps by acquiring additional shares. The information has not yet been confirmed by the group’s top management.
However, RMK Holding will continue its growth program and strengthen its positions in Morocco and beyond.
Chamberline Moko
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