TUNINDEX falls 1.35%, banks drop 1.75% despite ICF jumping 5.8%
The TUNINDEX fell 1.35% to 17,285.34 points on May 20, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 1.58% to 7,633.23 points, with banks down 1.75% and financial companies off 1.53%. Basic materials dropped 2.98% to 8,272.26 points after rising 1.54% on May 18, according to an analyst market report, marking a sharp sector reversal in 2 sessions. ICF jumped 5.8% despite the broader decline, according to a May 20 analyst report, while distribution edged up 0.08% and insurers gained 0.74%. On earnings, UNIMED reported 148.9 million dinars in revenue and a 16.8 million dinar profit in 2025, with earnings under pressure according to La Presse de Tunisie and Tustex, while Carthage Cement's profit fell to 40.1 million dinars in 2025, according to La Presse de Tunisie.
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بورصة تونس: سهم ICF يقفز بنسبة 5.8% رغم تراجع مؤشر TUNINDEX بنسبة 1.35%
خالف سهم ICF اتجاه السوق في بورصة تونس يوم 20 مايو 2026، محققاً ارتفاعاً بنسبة 5.8% ليصل إلى 87.89 دينار تونسي، في حين أغلق مؤشر TUNINDEX على انخفاض بنسبة 1.35% وسط تراجع قطاعي واسع.
TUNINDEX ends flat as insurers jump 2.14%
The TUNINDEX edged up 0.03% to 17,521.4 points, while the TUNINDEX20 fell 0.17% to 7,756.08 points, in a mixed market, according to BVMT data. Insurance stocks posted the strongest sector gain, rising 2.14% to 24,758.49 points, while building materials fell 0.78% to 807.05 points and basic materials lost 0.51% to 8,526.15 points. Ennakl Automobiles jumped 6% on May 19 even as the broader market stayed broadly flat, according to a Tunis Stock Exchange analyst note. In corporate news, Carthage Cement reported a lower 2025 profit of 40.1 million dinars, according to La Presse de Tunisie, while UNIMED posted 148.9 million dinars in revenue and 16.8 million dinars in profit with earnings under pressure, according to La Presse de Tunisie and Tustex. Block trades also supported activity, with 2 deals in Delice Holding worth 2.4 million dinars and 2 deals in SOTUVER worth 2.5 million dinars, Tustex reported.