TUNINDEX rises 1.18%, lifted by consumer and industrial stocks
Tunisia's TUNINDEX rose 1.18% to 18,304.27 points and the TUNINDEX20 added 1.36% to 8,090.86 on June 3, according to market data and an analyst note reporting a 6% jump in ICF. Consumer segments led the move, with Household and Personal Care up 2.88%, Consumer Goods up 1.94%, Food and Beverage up 1.73% and Distribution up 1.73%, while the Industrials index gained 1.28%. Banks also supported the market with a 1.0% rise in the banking index, while Financial Services edged up 0.2% and Basic Materials fell 1.17%. On the corporate front, Poulina Group Holding published its 2025 financial review, according to African Manager, One Tech Holding released its 2025 annual results, according to Zonebourse Suisse, and Carthage Cement reported lower profit and revenue for 2025, according to Webmanagercenter. In deal activity, BA Glass acquired 41.28% of SOTUVER, according to MSN, after block trades worth 2.5 million dinars in SOTUVER and 2.4 million dinars in Délice Holding, according to Tustex, while Attijari Bank Tunisie will distribute 210 million dinars to shareholders, according to Le Nouvelliste Maroc.
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TUNINDEX rises 0.42% as foreign flows hit 218 mln dinars
The TUNINDEX rose 0.42% to 18,705.42 points and the TUNINDEX20 added 0.58% to 8,197.89 points, with consumer goods up 0.69% and household and personal care products leading gains at 1.77%. Banks climbed 0.49% and financial services gained 0.29%, while distribution fell 0.53% and consumer services lost 0.53%, according to Oct. 14 market data. Foreign flows jumped to 218 million dinars in the first half, driven by BA Glass-SOTUVER, according to Tustex, while SOTUVER’s earnings were supported by an insurance indemnity even as operating profitability eroded, African Manager reported. On the corporate side, Carthage Cement posted first-half profit of 25.1 million dinars, down 10%, according to Tustex, while Delice Holding secured approval for a 60.4 million dinar dividend, L'Économiste Maghrébin reported, and UNIMED is seeking 2 independent directors, according to Tustex.
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TUNINDEX rises 0.34%, led by financials despite Carthage Cement drag
The TUNINDEX rose 0.34% to 18,627.16 points and the TUNINDEX20 added 0.32% to 8,150.61 points, supported by financial stocks, according to market data. Banks gained 0.53% to 14,023.41 points, insurers rose 0.83% to 29,934.02 points and financial services added 0.28% to 29,002.83 points, while ASTREE jumped 4.5%, according to an Oct. 13 market note. Construction weighed on trade, with the Building and Construction Materials index down 2.53% at 801.87 points, as Carthage Cement reported first-half profit of 25.1 million dinars, down 10%, according to Tustex, amid a dispute involving tens of millions of dinars with Lazhar Sta, Business News reported. On earnings, SOTUVER posted first-half profit of 7.9 million dinars helped by insurance compensation while operating profitability eroded, according to Tustex and African Manager, and Delice Holding won approval for a 60.4 million dinar dividend, according to L'Économiste Maghrébin.