X Chem Maroc
X Chem Maroc is the exclusive official distributor of Akfix professional adhesives, sealants and PU foams in Morocco, founded in Salé in 2018.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
X Chem Maroc is a Moroccan distribution company founded in Salé in 2018, acting as the exclusive official distributor of the Turkish brand Akfix across the Kingdom of Morocco. It represents Akfix products in direct partnership with the manufacturer Akkim Yapı Kimyasallari, a Turkish chemical company founded in 1994. X Chem Maroc's mission is to make Akfix solutions accessible to Moroccan professionals with authentic products, local availability, official technical documentation and field support. The company serves the building, joinery, glazing, industrial and distribution sectors. Its catalogue is organised by product families and includes neutral silicones for aluminium joinery, manual and gun-grade PU foams, paintable PU sealants, technical adhesives, chemical anchors and instant adhesives. The range covers silicones, PU foams, PU adhesives and sealants, MS Polymer hybrid adhesives, chemical anchors, wood adhesives, flooring adhesives, acrylics, hot melt and application accessories. X Chem Maroc distributes more than 50 references throughout Morocco. X Chem Maroc positions itself as a B2B technical partner, offering technical advice, nationwide distribution, delivery within 24 to 72 hours, official TDS/SDS documentation and reseller pricing. Its customers include resellers, applicators, glaziers, workshops and construction companies. The company operates the website akfix.co.ma, which presents the Akfix Morocco catalogue, applications by trade and use, and technical documentation. In February 2026, the Swiss group Sika announced the acquisition of Akkim, with closing expected in Q3 2026. X Chem Maroc states that this guarantees continuity and support for its distribution activities in Morocco.
History
X Chem Maroc was founded in Salé, Morocco, in 2018 as the exclusive official distributor of Akfix products for the Moroccan territory. It began operations with silicones, PU foams and adhesives. The company represents Akfix in direct partnership with Akkim Yapı Kimyasallari, a Turkish chemical company founded in 1994 and specialised in chemical solutions for construction, industry and joinery. The Akfix brand has expanded internationally since 2000 and is now exported to more than 100 countries across five continents. X Chem Maroc has grown to distribute more than 50 references throughout the Kingdom, offering B2B technical advice, delivery within 24 to 72 hours, and partnerships with professionals in construction, joinery and industry. In February 2026, the Swiss group Sika announced the acquisition of Akkim, with closing expected in Q3 2026, which X Chem Maroc states will guarantee continuity and support.
- 2026
Sika announces acquisition of Akkim, closing expected Q3 2026.
- 2018
X Chem Maroc founded in Salé as exclusive official Akfix distributor for Morocco.
- 2000
Akfix brand expands internationally; now exported to over 100 countries.
- 1994
Akkim Yapı Kimyasallari founded in Turkey.
Products and positioning
Exclusive official distributor of Akfix in Morocco, providing authentic products, local availability, official technical documentation and B2B technical support.
Silicones
Silicone sealants for sealing, glazing and high temperatures.
PU foams
Polyurethane foams for insulation, sealing and fixing.
PU adhesives and sealants
Polyurethane adhesives and sealants for automotive/building fixing and sealing.
MS Polymer
High-performance hybrid MS Polymer adhesives.
Chemical anchors
Polyester chemical anchors for heavy fixings.
Wood adhesives
Vinyl and polyurethane adhesives for professional joinery.
Flooring adhesives
Specialised Akfix adhesives for PVC, linoleum, parquet and floor boards.
Acrylics
Silicone acrylic sealants for paintable joints.
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