Chinese Giant Boway to Set Up in Nador: 150 Million Dollars for a High-Tech Alloy Plant

Valued at 150 million dollars, the project will produce 30,000 tons per year of high-precision metallic materials used in batteries, transformers, and electronic shielding systems.

A High-Tech Industrial Platform

To make this new venture in Morocco a reality, Boway Alloy plans to create a fully owned subsidiary temporarily named Boway New Materials (Morocco) Co., Ltd. The facility will cover an area of 188,000 m², including production lines, logistics infrastructure, and material processing units.

Construction is scheduled to begin on October 1, 2026, with production expected to start in 2029. The plant will operate as an “intelligent” factory, relying on automation, digitalization, and standardized processes to ensure consistent quality and global competitiveness.

A Global Expansion Strategy Targeting Europe and North America

This investment is part of Boway Alloy’s international strategy to bring its production capabilities closer to Western markets. Thanks to its strategic location at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Americas, Morocco offers Boway an ideal platform to reduce logistics times, optimize transport costs, and navigate global trade constraints.

The Nador plant will also strengthen the company’s value chain for several of its major international clients, including some listed among the Fortune 500.

Nador, a Rising Industrial Hub

Founded in 1993 in Ningbo, Boway Group already operates facilities in China, Germany, Vietnam, and Canada. Its arrival in Nador marks an important step in its African expansion and confirms the growing prominence of Betoya Industrial Park and Nador West Med Port, which are fast becoming a new industrial and logistics hub for the Kingdom.

The area already hosts several international companies, particularly in renewable energy and advanced materials sectors.

Another Example of Morocco’s Industrial Attractiveness

This project adds to a growing list of foreign investments in high value-added industries and reflects the increasing confidence of global players in Morocco’s stable business environment, modern infrastructure, and export-oriented industrial strategy.

Translated from Abderrazzak Boussaid’s French – le7tv