Managem, TGCC, Attijari: Moroccan blue chips resist despite Middle East crisis
Managem, TGCC, Attijari… Comment les « blue chips » marocaines résistent malgré la crise au Moyen-Orient Jeune Afrique
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Casablanca: MASI rises 0.16% as Akdital and CMGP drive stock news
The MASI closed at 18,950.94, up 0.16% on May 8, while the MASI Mid and Small Cap index rose 0.6% to 1,984.55, according to market data. The week was choppy, with a 1.66% gain on May 6 followed by a 0.1% dip on May 7, leaving the weekly move at just 0.16% despite 33 decliners, according to analyst notes. In corporate news, Akdital expanded its partnership with Accreditation Canada to 12 facilities, according to Medias24. CMGP Group also finalized its acquisition of CPCM, AgriMaroc.ma reported.
بورصة الدار البيضاء: مؤشر MASI يرتفع بنسبة 0.16% خلال الفترة من 4 إلى 8 مايو بقيادة الشركات المتوسطة
أنهت بورصة الدار البيضاء تداولات الأسبوع الممتد من 4 إلى 8 مايو 2026 بارتفاع طفيف لمؤشر MASI بنسبة 0.16% ليغلق عند 18,950.94 نقطة، وسط أداء متباين واتساع سوق سلبي مع تفوق واضح للشركات ذات القيمة السوقية المتوسطة والصغيرة.
MASI slips 0.1% as Akdital expands pact and Label’Vie targets merger
The MASI fell 0.1% to 18,921.2 points on May 7, while the MASI 20 lost 0.13% to 1,380.73, the MASI ESG dropped 0.36% to 1,333.37 and the MASI Mid and Small Cap edged down 0.03% to 1,972.81. Managem drew MAD 35.7 million and mining stocks held up despite the broader dip, according to May 7 analyst notes, after the MASI had risen 1.66% on May 6 in a broadly firmer market. Akdital expanded its partnership with Accreditation Canada to 12 facilities, according to Medias24. Label’Vie is set to be absorbed by Retail Holding under a strategic merger plan, Finances News Hebdo reported.