CHARIKATY MOROCCO SARLAU

Based in Casablanca, Morocco and founded in 2024, CHARIKATY MOROCCO SARLAU offers a digital solution for business formation in Morocco, focusing on serving Moroccan expatriates and foreign investors. The company was co-founded by Amr Yassine Mouaqit (CEO) and Driss Sijelmassi (COO). In September 2026, Charikaty raised EUR 3 million in pre-seed funding from new investor Red Tape Ventures, with participation from individual and other unspecified investors. Charikaty specializes in providing a comprehensive online platform for the establishment of businesses in Morocco, particularly tailored for Moroccan expatriates (MRE) and foreign investors.

The company offers services that facilitate the creation of various business structures, including SARL, SAS, and SA, all conducted entirely online. This digital approach simplifies the intricate legal and administrative processes involved in business formation, addressing the needs of entrepreneurs seeking to launch their operations without the need for physical presence in Morocco. Their key offerings include a streamlined application process for necessary legal documents, such as the certificate of registration and tax identification, typically completed within 96 hours. Charikaty primarily serves clients based in Europe and other global regions, enabling them to establish their businesses from overseas while ensuring compliance with Moroccan laws.

Charikaty generates revenue through structured fee arrangements for its business formation services. Clients initiate the process with a nominal fee of 700 MAD, which secures their application and covers initial documentation. Subsequent payments are collected before the final submission of the business formation request, resulting in a total cost that ranges depending on the service package selected. Charikaty offers several pricing tiers, including the Essential Pack and the Pro Pack, which encompass all necessary legal and administrative services, with prices ranging from 4,550 MAD to 9,250 MAD for comprehensive packages.

Their revenue model is built on direct-to-consumer transactions, where clients pay for tailored services to facilitate the establishment of their businesses in Morocco, ensuring a clear and transparent transaction structure. The company plans to use the September 2026 funding to expand its accounting and compliance offerings, launch two new business ventures, and support geographic expansion beyond Morocco into Egypt and GCC markets. The investment also enables the company to capitalize on the growing digitalization of business formation, accounting, tax compliance, and regulatory processes across the MENA region.