TUNINDEX slips 0.32% as One Tech posts 576 mln dinars in revenue
The TUNINDEX fell 0.32% to 19,090.19 points on September 10, while the TUNINDEX20 lost 0.32% to 8,340.31 points. Financials weighed on the market, with the banking index down 0.24% at 14,240.93 points and the broader financial companies index off 0.21% at 15,443.39 points, while the distribution index rose 0.85% to 11,572.13 points. Officeplast jumped 6% despite the broader decline, according to Tunis Stock Exchange market notes dated September 10. In corporate news, One Tech Holding's revenue rose to 576 million dinars, according to L'Économiste Maghrébin, while the tender offer price for Sotuver was set at 13.390 dinars, Tunisie Numerique reported.
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