
TUNINDEX rises 0.36% near 20,000 points as SOTUVER drives momentum
The TUNINDEX rose 0.36% to 19,994.01 on July 9, while the TUNINDEX20 added 0.28% to 8,838.7, according to market data. Gains were led by financials and industry, with the insurance index up 0.81%, the industrials index rising 0.93% and the banking index adding 0.28%, while basic materials fell 1.05%. SOTUVER reported a 16% increase in revenue to 121.5 million dinars, according to Leconomiste Maghrebin, while Entreprises Magazine said the strategic arrival of BA Glass opens a new development cycle. On the deal front, Poulina Group Holding is in the final audit phase for the acquisition of Land’Or, Entreprises Magazine reports, keeping consumer names in focus.
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Tunindex steady at 21,050.63 as One Tech and Délice drive focus
The TUNINDEX rose 0.05% to 21,050.63 on July 22, while the TUNINDEX20 added 0.08% to 9,298.67, in a split market marked by a 1.17% drop in Basic Materials and a 0.59% gain in Financial Services. Smart Tunisie jumped 5.2% on July 22 despite a 0.89% decline in the Building and Construction Materials index, according to a market note cited in analyst reports. One Tech Holding published its second-quarter 2026 activity indicators on July 22, according to Business News, while Délice Holding reported a very slight rise in first-half revenue, according to Tustex. SOTUVER highlighted a new strategic partner and a new dimension, according to a Tunisie Valeurs analysis reported by Tustex, as the Industrials index was nearly flat at 2,586.52, down 0.02%.