
Insurers lead Tunis as Poulina nears final audit on Land’Or
The TUNINDEX rose 0.12% to 19,851.47 and the TUNINDEX20 added 0.14% to 8,793.77, with insurers leading at +1.67% and construction up 1.43%, according to July 7 market data. Banks lagged with a 0.13% drop to 14,960.41, while financial services gained 0.84% to 28,328.05. Among stocks, SOTRAPIL jumped 4.6% as Brent traded at $74, according to a July 7 market note, while Carthage Cement drew support from a 0.065-dinar-per-share dividend payable on August 12 and a 2026 profit target of 55 million dinars, according to Tustex and L'Économiste Maghrébin. On the corporate front, Poulina Group Holding is in the final audit phase for the acquisition of Land’Or, according to Entreprises Magazine, while SOTUVER reported 2025 group net profit of 46 million dinars, up 10%, Tustex reported.
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