Nador West Med secures EUR196.7 mln as MASI rises 0.37%
The MASI rose 0.37% to 17,987.82 points on July 10, while the MASI 20 added 0.65% to 1,325.69 and the MASI Mid and Small Cap index gained 0.25% to 1,817.5. West Med Container Terminal signed a 15-year long-term loan worth 196.7 million euros to finance the East Terminal at Nador West Med, according to برلمان.كوم, with Telquel.ma putting the amount at nearly 200 million euros. In mining, Managem took a 60% stake in Senegal's Senala gold project and is preparing a new drilling campaign, according to Medias24. Analyst notes showed the MASI also posted a weekly gain of 0.37%, with STR jumping 5.7%.
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