One Tech Holding Slips 0.23%, Amen Bank Unchanged, SFBT Steady
One Tech Holding slipped 0.23%, Amen Bank remained unchanged, and SFBT was steady.
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TUNINDEX rises 0.6% as SOTUVER jumps on 46 mln dinar net profit
Tunisia’s TUNINDEX rose 0.6% to 18,738.52 points and the TUNINDEX20 added 0.52% to 8,286.26, driven by a 2.13% gain in industrials, according to the Tunis Stock Exchange. Basic Materials climbed 1.59% to 8,820.85, Insurance advanced 1.51% to 26,504.93 and Financial Services rose 1.11% to 26,774.5, while Distribution slipped 0.34% to 11,364.11. SOTUVER reported 2025 group net profit of 46 million dinars, up 10%, Tustex reported. In stocks, Assurances Maghrebia started trading its shares after a capital increase, according to webmanagercenter, while UNIMED plans a 20 million dinar dividend distribution in September 2026, Leconomiste Maghrebin said, and Amen Invest recommends accumulating SAH Lilas after solid 2025 results and a maintained Africa strategy, according to Challenges TN.
TUNINDEX rises 0.57% as industrials jump 3.27%
The TUNINDEX closed up 0.57% at 18,625.86 points, while the TUNINDEX20 added 0.51% to 8,243.53 points, according to the Tunis Stock Exchange. Gains were led by the Industrials Index, up 3.27% at 2,537.24 points, and the Building and Construction Materials Index, up 2.06% at 859.12 points, while the Insurance Index fell 0.78% to 26,109.93 points. According to Challenges TN, SAH Lilas posted solid 2025 results and Amen Invest recommends accumulating the stock while keeping its Africa focus. Tustex reported that UNIMED will start paying dividends on September 11, while Webmanagercenter said Assurances Maghrebia launched trading in its shares after a capital increase and Leconomiste Maghrebin reported that SOTUVER set a new date for its annual general meeting.
Tunis Stock Exchange — TUNINDEX Gains 0.57% for June 15-19 Week as Industrials Outrun FX Pressure
The TUNINDEX rose 0.57% in the week ended June 19, 2026 to 18,625.86, led by Industrials (+3.27%) and Construction Materials (+2.06%). A 3.32% rise in USD/TND to 2.9355 and a 3.5% weekly drop in Brent reshaped positioning between import-cost risks and domestic plays.