TUNINDEX drops 1.9% as banks and insurers lead the slide
The TUNINDEX fell 1.9% to 20,450.39 points and the TUNINDEX20 lost 1.97% to 9,018.07, with banks down 2.49% and insurers off 2.88%. The selloff also hit materials, with the Building and Construction Materials index down 1.69% at 886.92 and the Basic Materials index off 1.09% at 9,238.03, after a week when financials had resisted a materials-led pullback, according to a July 24 analyst report. Among stocks, Carthage Cement reported a 6% drop in revenue at end-June, while a recovery is starting in the second quarter with cumulative local revenue stable at TND 128 million, according to Tustex, African Manager and Leconomiste Maghrebin. SOTUVER was boosted by first-half demand for olive-oil packaging and also announced a new strategic partner, according to Tustex, while Délice Holding posted a very slight rise in first-half revenue and One Tech Holding released its second-quarter activity indicators, according to Tustex and Business News.
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بورصة تونس: مؤشر TUNINDEX يتراجع بنسبة 0.36% خلال الأسبوع مع صعود سهم Modern Leasing بنسبة 4.3%
أنهت بورصة تونس تداولات الأسبوع المنتهي في 16 أكتوبر 2026 على تراجع طفيف، حيث انخفض مؤشر TUNINDEX بنسبة 0.36% ليغلق عند 18,638.99 نقطة، وسط عمليات جني أرباح في القطاع المالي وتوجه انتقائي للمستثمرين نحو أسهم صناعية معينة.
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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