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Maroc Telecom 2006 sales up 10.1 pct

Mon Jan 22, 2007 1:46am EST

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PARIS, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Moroccan telecoms operator Maroc Telecom (IAM.PA) on Monday posted a 10.1 percent rise in 2006 sales, driven by strong growth in its mobile operations.

The company, which is controlled by media and telecoms group Vivendi (VIV.PA), said 2006 revenues reached 22.615 billion Moroccan dirhams, up from 20.542 billion dirhams.

Maroc Telecom released the figures in a press notice.

((Writing by Dominique Vidalon; Reuters Messaging: rm://dominique.vidalon.reuters.com@reuters.net; email: dominique.vidalon@reuters.com; Telephone: +33 1 49495432)) Keywords: MAROCTEL SALES/

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