TUNINDEX slips 0.2% in March as SOTUVER drives headlines
The TUNINDEX fell 0.2% to 15,364.76 on March 31, while the TUNINDEX20 edged down 0.04% to 6,814.86. SOTUVER dominated March trading: the stock was suspended on March 12 after a request to acquire a majority block, resumed trading on March 25, and then saw 2.2 million dinars in block trades on March 27, according to Webmanagercenter, Business News, L’Économiste Maghrébin and Tustex. Reports from March 12-13 said a Portuguese bidder and a Dutch buyer were being discussed, while African Manager cited several contenders, without confirmation that a deal was completed. Outside SOTUVER, the CMF requested the suspension of Poulina Group and LAND’OR on March 18, MSN reported, while Attijari Bank Tunisie published its 2025 annual results on March 6, according to Zonebourse Suisse.
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SOTUVER lifts foreign flows, but basic materials slide 3.12%
The TUNINDEX fell 0.26% to 18,517.87 points and the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.23% to 8,110.66 points, while the Basic Materials index dropped 3.12% to 7,978.57 points, according to market data. SOTUVER remained central to the story: its revenue rose 31% at September 30, according to Tustex, after first-half foreign flows jumped to TND 218 million, driven by BA Glass-SOTUVER, also according to Tustex. African Manager reported that an insurance indemnity supported SOTUVER's earnings while operating profitability eroded, extending a more mixed narrative than top-line growth alone. The segment had already shown strain, with SOTUVER listed among sharp decliners on September 23 by webmanagercenter, even as the Building and Construction Materials index rose 1.44% to 814.53 points.
بورصة تونس: سهم Euro-Cycles يقفز 4.7% رغم تراجع قطاع المواد الأساسية بنسبة 3.12%
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TUNINDEX slips 0.22% as SOTUVER stays central to flows and disclosures
The TUNINDEX fell 0.22% to 18,565.68 points on October 21, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.26% to 8,129.55 points, according to market data. Financial stocks cushioned the decline, with the financial companies index down 0.14% at 15,165.33 points and the insurance index up 0.08% at 29,510.36 points, while household and personal care products dropped 1.43% to 3,289.6 points. SOTUVER stayed at the center of the story, with revenue up 31% at September 30 according to Tustex, after first-half foreign flows jumped to TND 218 million on BA Glass-SOTUVER, also according to Tustex. The stock had also ranked among the sharpest decliners on September 23, according to webmanagercenter, while African Manager reported on October 7 that an insurance indemnity supported earnings even as operating profitability eroded, and the company published 2 calls for candidates on October 21 for 1 minority-shareholder board seat and 1 independent director seat.