بورصة تونس: ارتفاع أسهم STIP بنسبة 4.5% وICF بنسبة 3.8% مع تفوق قطاع المواد الأساسية على مؤشر TUNINDEX

Tunindex ends flat as Sotuver and Poulina drive the narrative

The Tunindex closed up 0.02% at 18,491.07 on June 9, while the Tunindex20 added 0.02% to 8,188.92, in a mixed market where the insurance index fell 1.06% and basic materials rose 0.73%. Basic materials were lifted by STIP at +4.5% and ICF at +3.8%, according to analyst notes, while financials softened with the financial companies index down 0.14% and the banking index off 0.1%. On the corporate front, Sotuver posted a 78% profit jump and proposed a dividend of 0.25 dinar per share, according to Business News, although African Manager said the profit was driven by its subsidiary. Poulina Group Holding reported 26.4% growth in 2025 net profit, according to Réalités Magazine and African Manager, while Tustex reported 2 block trades in Délice Holding worth 2.6 million dinars and in STAR worth 3.5 million dinars.

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.

TUNINDEX rises 0.12%, lifted by ENNAKL and financials

Tunisia's TUNINDEX rose 0.12% to 18,435.95 points on June 5, while the TUNINDEX20 added 0.07% to 8,153.48 points, according to market data. ENNAKL jumped 6%, helping offset a 1.11% drop in the food and beverages index to 18,853.23 points, according to a June 5 analyst note. Financial stocks underpinned the market, with the financial services index up 1.38%, the insurance index gaining 1.15% and the banking index rising 0.3%. On the corporate front, BNA Tunisie raised the dividend paid for the 2025 financial year, according to Africtelegraph, while Poulina Group Holding reported a 26.4% increase in 2025 net profit, as reported by Réalités Magazine and African Manager.