TUNINDEX falls 0.45% as Sotuver highlights 78% profit jump
Tunisia's TUNINDEX fell 0.45% to 18,408.21 on June 10, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.42% to 8,154.21, with basic materials down 1.59% and insurers off 1.07%. Financial services capped the decline with a 1.16% gain to 26,025.99, while Tunisie Leasing jumped 5.3% despite the broader market drop, according to market notes. On the corporate front, Sotuver reported a 78% profit surge and proposed a 0.25 dinar-per-share dividend, according to Business News. Poulina Group Holding approved a dividend of 0.670 Tunisian dinars per share, according to La Presse de Tunisie, while Telnet Holding SA published its 2025 annual results, Zonebourse reported.
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