TUNINDEX slips 0.15% as SOTUVER deal with BA Glass dominates
The TUNINDEX fell 0.15% to 15,488.4 points and the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.21% to 6,853.68 on March 26, with trading still shaped by bank names and SOTUVER. SOTUVER dominated headlines after its trading was suspended on March 12 and resumed on March 24, amid the acquisition of 41.28% of its capital by B.A Glass, according to Webmanagercenter and Business News. Banks stayed active, with Attijari Bank and BT at the center of March 26 trading according to analyst notes, while African Manager reported on March 16 that BNA held firm, Amen Bank slipped, Unimed weakened and CIL declined. Outside price action, the CMF requested the suspension of Poulina Group and LAND’OR on March 18, according to MSN, while the Carthage Cement case resurfaced on March 19 with confirmed sentences in a financial corruption case, MSN reported.
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TUNINDEX slips 0.19% as SOTUVER tender offer opens at 13.390 dinars
The TUNINDEX fell 0.19% to 20,118.58 on August 6, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.28% to 8,852.03, with financial services down 1.21% leading the decline. Distribution and consumer services capped losses with gains of 1.27% each, while the industrials index dropped 0.66% and building and construction materials slipped 0.48%. On the stock side, Smart Tunisie jumped 6% on August 6, after Wifack International Bank rose 4.4% on August 5, according to market notes. Separately, the mandatory tender offer for SOTUVER at 13.390 dinars opened on August 5 and trading was suspended, reports Tustex, after Webmanagercenter said the deal organizes joint control between B.A Glass and the Bayahi group. Webmanagercenter added that SOTUVER’s H1 2026 results were reshaped by a 143% rise in the local olive oil market.