TUNINDEX rises 0.28%, lifted by financials and Sotuver
The TUNINDEX rose 0.28% to 18,488.12 points and the TUNINDEX20 added 0.41% to 8,186.91 points, with financial services up 0.73% and banks gaining 0.47%, according to the Tunis Stock Exchange market report. The advance came despite 29 decliners out of 75 stocks and despite a 1.48% drop in basic materials and a 1.29% fall in distribution, according to local analysts. On the earnings front, Sotuver reported a 78% jump in profit and proposed a dividend of 0.25 dinar per share, according to Business News. Corporate updates also featured Poulina Group Holding, whose 2025 net profit rose 26.4%, while BNA Tunisie increased the dividend paid for 2025, Africtelegraph reported. Block trades were also recorded in STAR for 3.5 million dinars and in Délice Holding for 2.6 million dinars, according to Tustex.
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بورصة تونس: مؤشر TUNINDEX يتراجع بنسبة 0.50% خلال أسبوع 20-24 يوليو مع تفوق القطاع المالي على المواد الأساسية
شهدت بورصة تونس أداءً دفاعياً في أسبوع 20-24 يوليو 2026، حيث انخفض مؤشر TUNINDEX بنسبة 0.50% ليغلق عند 20,847.19 نقطة. تباين الأداء القطاعي مع صعود الخدمات المالية مقابل تراجع قطاعات المواد الأساسية والسلع الاستهلاكية تحت ضغط تقلبات أسعار النفط وتراجع الدينار.
TUNINDEX falls 0.46% as UNIMED weighs with 6% first-half revenue drop
The TUNINDEX fell 0.46% to 20,952.79 points and the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.54% to 9,248.13 points, while the banking index dropped 0.9% and financial services shed 0.88%. The decline contrasted with gains of 0.49% in basic materials, 0.42% in distribution and 0.64% in insurance, according to BVMT market data. UNIMED reported a 6% drop in first-half revenue, held back by exports, according to Tustex. Delice Holding posted a very slight increase in first-half revenue, according to Tustex, while One Tech Holding published its second-quarter 2026 business indicators, according to Business News.
Tunindex steady at 21,050.63 as One Tech and Délice drive focus
The TUNINDEX rose 0.05% to 21,050.63 on July 22, while the TUNINDEX20 added 0.08% to 9,298.67, in a split market marked by a 1.17% drop in Basic Materials and a 0.59% gain in Financial Services. Smart Tunisie jumped 5.2% on July 22 despite a 0.89% decline in the Building and Construction Materials index, according to a market note cited in analyst reports. One Tech Holding published its second-quarter 2026 activity indicators on July 22, according to Business News, while Délice Holding reported a very slight rise in first-half revenue, according to Tustex. SOTUVER highlighted a new strategic partner and a new dimension, according to a Tunisie Valeurs analysis reported by Tustex, as the Industrials index was nearly flat at 2,586.52, down 0.02%.