TUNINDEX rises 2.09%, led by banks at 2.91% and construction at 4.04%
The TUNINDEX rose 2.09% to 20,764.08 points on July 15, while the TUNINDEX20 gained 2.20% to 9,196.99, according to the Tunis Stock Exchange. The move was driven by Construction and Building Materials, up 4.04% to 916.19 points, alongside Banks at 2.91% and Insurance at 3.08%, according to market data. Against that backdrop, SOTUVER dominated headlines with 2025 revenue above 260 million dinars and profit up 10.3%, while shareholders approved a dividend of 250 millimes, according to webmanagercenter and La Presse de Tunisie. Tustex and Entreprises Magazine also reported that MAC S.A highlighted Carthage Cement's potential from the energy transition and that SOTUVER is entering a new development cycle with the strategic arrival of BA Glass.
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