Telnet jumps 6% as the TUNINDEX slips 0.18%
The TUNINDEX fell 0.18% to 15,394.99 on March 30, while the TUNINDEX20 slipped 0.08% to 6,817.34. Telnet Holding jumped 6% on turnover of 1.81 million dinars, according to March 30 analyst notes, extending a selective market after a 0.42% drop on March 27 when BIAT weighed despite Telnet rising 5.7%. SOTUVER remained in focus after trading was suspended on March 12 following a request to acquire a 41.28% controlling block by B.A Glass, according to Webmanagercenter and Business News, before 2.2 million dinars in block trades on March 27, according to Tustex. The regulator also suspended Poulina Group and LAND’OR on March 18 at the CMF's request, MSN reported, while Attijari Bank Tunisie published its 2025 annual results on March 6, according to Zonebourse Suisse.
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