TUNINDEX falls 0.53% as One Tech and Délice post stronger first-half results
The TUNINDEX fell 0.53% to 19,329.55 points on September 8, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.64% to 8,456.87 points, with banks down 0.66% and industrials off 0.75%. Losses also hit financial services at 0.43%, insurance at 0.48% and food and beverages at 0.25%, while distribution and consumer services each edged up 0.07%. SOTUMAG nonetheless jumped 6% despite the TUNINDEX's 0.53% decline, according to a September 8 market note. On the corporate front, One Tech Holding's revenue rose to 576 million dinars, according to L'Économiste Maghrébin, while Zonebourse reported the publication of its first-half results to June 30, 2026. Délice Holding, for its part, posted a 60% rise in first-half profit, according to Tustex.
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