Ahmed Hadouej, ancien DG de la Bourse de Tunis, n’est plus - Leconomiste Maghrebin

Carthage Cement underpins Tunis as TUNINDEX rises 1.3%

The TUNINDEX closed up 1.3% at 19,807.27 points on June 26, while the TUNINDEX20 rose 1.44% to 8,800.08 points. Financials led the move, with the banking index up 1.7% at 14,961.57 points and the insurance index gaining 2.22% to 28,229.61 points, according to market data. Carthage Cement stayed in focus after deciding to distribute a dividend of 0.065 dinars per share for 2025, payable from Aug. 12, according to African Manager and Tustex. The cement maker is also targeting a 55 million dinar profit in 2026, Tustex reported, as the Building and Construction Materials index rose 0.89% to 880.7 points and the Basic Materials index gained 1.72% to 9,456.97 points.

Tunis Stock Exchange — TUNINDEX Gains 1.30% for June 22-26 Week as SOTETEL, AMV Jump 6%

The TUNINDEX rose 1.30% in the June 22-26, 2026 week, helped by rotation into telecoms, insurance and financials. SOTETEL and AMV both climbed 6%, while a 7.4% weekly drop in Brent crude provided a supportive macro backdrop for Tunisian equities.

TUNINDEX rises 1.18%, lifted by banks and SOTUVER

The TUNINDEX rose 1.18% to 19,153.71 points and the TUNINDEX20 gained 1.42% to 8,491.73 points, driven by the banking index up 1.98% and the financial companies index up 1.85%. Materials helped support the market, with the basic materials index up 1.07% and the construction and building materials index gaining 1.35%, while Tustex reports SOTUVER's group share of net profit rose 10% to 46 million dinars in 2025. Financials also drew support from the insurance index, up 1.06%, while distribution and consumer services both fell 1.02%. On the corporate side, Leconomiste Maghrebin says UNIMED plans to distribute 20 million dinars in dividends in September 2026, while Challenges TN says SAH Lilas posted solid 2025 results and notes Amen Invest recommends accumulating the stock with its Africa focus maintained.