Tunindex falls 0.44% as basic materials outperform in Tunis
Tunindex fell 0.44% to 18,557.09 points and Tunindex20 lost 0.42% to 8,131.46 points on Oct. 19, while the basic materials index rose 0.74% to 8,375.55 points, according to market data. Financials weighed on the market, with banks down 0.61% at 13,934.54 points, financial services off 0.69% at 28,964.69 points and insurers lower by 0.27% at 29,479.18 points. The decline followed a weekly drop of 0.36% in Tunindex, with Modern Leasing up 4.3% and Ciments de Bizerte rebounding, according to an Oct. 16 analyst note. In company news, foreign flows jumped to 218 million dinars in the first half, driven by BA Glass-SOTUVER, according to Tustex, even as SOTUVER had already featured among sharp decliners on Sept. 23, webmanagercenter reported. SOTUVER’s earnings were supported by an insurance indemnity while operating profitability eroded, according to African Manager, while UNIMED is seeking 2 independent directors, Tustex said, and Délice Holding won approval for a 60.4 million dinar dividend, L'Économiste Maghrébin reported.
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