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Tunis Stock Exchange : Tunindex Continues Its Decline

    Market Overview

    The Tunis Stock Exchange closed lower on Tuesday, June 10, 2025. The benchmark index, Tunindex, fell by 0.14% to settle at 11,359.69 points. Meanwhile, the Tunindex 20 slipped by 0.10% to 5,086.61 points.

    Out of 41 actively traded stocks, the market recorded 24 losers versus 17 gainers, tipping the balance into negative territory.

    Total trading volume reached 4.2 million dinars (MD), with no block transactions recorded during the session.

    Stock Performance

    TUNISAIR posted the strongest daily performance, rising 2.70% to 0.38 dinars (D), followed closely by OFFICEPLAST, which gained 2.31% to reach 1.77 D.

    Other notable advancers included LNDOR and TGH, up 1.57% and 1.36% to 11.59 D and 0.74 D respectively. AIR LIQ also inched up by 0.92%, closing at 109.00 D.

    On the downside, BEST LEASE led the decliners, shedding 4.23% to 2.26 D, trailed by STIP, which dropped 4.22% to 2.95 D. CIL declined by 3.92% to 24.00 D. BTE and BHL also fell by 3.81% and 3.64% respectively, ending the session at 5.04 D and 4.76 D.

    SFBT recorded the highest trading volume, with transactions totaling 591 thousand dinars. ATTIJARI BANK followed closely, generating a volume of 574 thousand dinars. CC and PGH attracted 400 thousand and 380 thousand dinars respectively, while BIAT shares were traded for a total of 359 thousand dinars.

    In the News

    OFFICEPLAST – At the close of fiscal year 2024, the group reported a net profit of 0.355 MD, up from 0.240 MD the previous year, marking a 48% increase. Operating income rose by 49% to reach 2.7 MD, while revenue grew by 11% to 34.9 MD.

    The consolidated financial statements show that net income attributable to the group climbed from 0.101 MD in 2023 to 0.635 MD in 2024. Operating profit jumped by 63%, surpassing the 3 MD mark.

    UNIMED – The Elective General Meeting scheduled for June 5, 2025, could not be held due to the lack of quorum, as the required one-third participation of minority shareholders (either present or represented) was not met in accordance with regulatory requirements.

    A second Elective General Meeting is scheduled for Friday, June 27, 2025. Its purpose is to deliberate on the election and appointment of a minority shareholders’ representative to the Board of Directors for the 2025, 2026, and 2027 fiscal years. The mandate will expire at the Ordinary General Meeting reviewing the 2027 financial year.

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