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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.
Tunis Stock Exchange — SOTUMAG Jumps 6% as Banks Lift TUNINDEX Despite Mixed Breadth
SOTUMAG rose 6% on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, in a Tunisian market that remained split with 23 gainers against 32 losers. The TUNINDEX added 1.18%, driven mainly by banks, while lower Brent prices and a stronger dollar against the dinar reshaped sector positioning.
TUNINDEX rises 1.02%, lifted by banks and industrials
Tunisia’s TUNINDEX rose 1.02% to 18,930.16 points on June 23, while the TUNINDEX20 gained 1.05% to 8,373.02, lifted by banks up 1.34% and industrials up 0.94%, according to market data and a June 23 analyst note. Basic materials posted the strongest sector gain, rising 2.75% to 9,063.4 points, while TELNET HOLDING jumped 6%, according to the same market update. The move extended an industrial rebound seen on June 22, when the sector climbed 2.13% on gains in ICF and SOTRAPIL, according to an analyst report. On the corporate side, SOTUVER reported 2025 group net profit of 46 million dinars, up 10%, according to Tustex, while Assurances Maghrebia launched trading in its shares after a capital increase, webmanagercenter reported.