TUNINDEX slips 0.22% as Sotuver and Poulina drive earnings focus
The TUNINDEX fell 0.22% to 18,429.32 on June 15, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.23% to 8,162.2, with telecoms bucking the trend as Cellcom jumped 5.0% according to analyst notes. Losses were led by consumer services at -1.55%, distribution at -1.55% and consumer goods at -0.83%, while building materials outperformed with a 1.37% gain to 830.63. On the corporate front, Sotuver reported a 78% profit jump and proposed a dividend of 0.25 dinar per share, Business News reported. Poulina Group Holding also won approval for 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 Suisse said.
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