MASI rises 2.13% as miners lead Casablanca rebound

The MASI rose 2.13% to 18,447.35 points on April 10, after a 0.22% drop to 18,063.02 points on April 9, in a weekly rebound led by mining stocks, according to analyst notes. The MASI 20 gained 1.17% to 1,370.28 points, the MASI Mid and Small Cap index added 2.05% to 1,892.9 points, and the MASI ESG advanced 2.84% to 1,296.05 points. On the corporate front, Managem is committing CFA 85 billion to Gabonese gold, Sika Finance reported, while Attijariwafa bank highlighted growth driven by diversification and expansion, according to Telquel.ma, after a merchant digitalisation partnership signed on April 3, according to the ministry. Elsewhere, Cosumar invested more than MAD 500 million in a liquid food-grade CO2 unit in Casablanca to cut import dependence, according to Le Matin.ma and laquotidienne.ma, HPS posted 22% revenue growth in 2025, according to Investing.com France, and Cash Plus is preparing to launch an instant bank transfer service, according to Medias24. CMGP Group launched an employee share ownership plan, according to Boursenews, while a MAD 50 million capital increase is scheduled for May 12, 2026, according to an analyst note, and Taqa Morocco reported solid 2025 earnings despite a pressured backdrop, according to LesEco.ma and L’Economiste.