AHMA is founded in Marrakech with a clear ambition: to build to a demanding standard, in the service of the Moroccan State. The first contracts lay the groundwork for a track record built on diligence and trust.
AHMA wins its first large-scale project for a public institution: the start of a long relationship of trust with the State's contracting authorities.
AHMA obtains a classification that officially recognises the quality and professionalism of its work: a step up in standing with public contracting authorities.
AHMA establishes itself in hospital construction: regional and provincial hospital centres, local and community hospitals, extensions to existing facilities, and training institutes for the health professions. A speciality that, contract after contract, extends to every scale of public health infrastructure.
Olympic and semi-Olympic pools, sports halls, sports complexes and pitches: AHMA builds the venues of community life and sporting performance, to the technical requirements specific to buildings open to the public.
The trust of the State's major institutions: strategic infrastructure for national defence, courthouses and administrative buildings, carried out with the discretion and rigour that work of this order demands.
AHMA brings aluminium joinery (façades, windows, external works) and timber joinery (interior fit-out, finishes) in-house: two integrated workshops that control every detail, from site to handover.
Higher-education institutions and training centres, media libraries and cultural facilities, places of worship, squares and public spaces: AHMA builds the places where knowledge is passed on and where public life takes place.
The framing and steel construction department is created: from AHMA ALU and AHMA WOOD to AHMA STEEL, the company now covers every trade, from structural works to steel.
AHMA takes a strategic step by bringing mechanical and electrical services in-house: command of the whole chain, from structural works to building services, under one roof. A single point of contact, from bare ground to turnkey handover.
More than 4,000 staff, more than 250 completed buildings, more than 35 sites under way. And the same promise as on the first day: building today, passing on tomorrow's craft.
