Tunis: The stock market continues its upward trajectory, buoyed by announcements of corporate earnings and dividends related to the 2023 fiscal year. The benchmark index recorded a 0.14% increase on Tuesday, reaching 9,666.51 points, according to broker Tunisie Valeurs. The session was notably marked by a significant uptick in trading activity, accumulating a substantial volume of TND 42.7 million. This surge was primarily driven by twelve block trades involving ONE TECH HOLDING, amounting to a total of TND 36.5 million. "Tunis RE" achieved the highest performance of the session. The national reinsurer's stock appreciated by 4.4% to TND 6.680, despite a modest trading volume of TND 9,000. MPBS recorded its third consecutive session in positive territory. The wood panel specialist's stock advanced by 3.6% to TND 5.810, with relatively low trading activity amounting to TND 15,000. TAWASOL Group Holding experienced the most significant decline of the session. Its stock fell by 4.4% to TND 0.650, with a limit ed trading volume of TND 9,000. The previous day's rebound did not last for SIAME. The electrical equipment specialist's stock closed on a downbeat note, slipping by 3.3% to TND 3.570, with a trading volume of only TND 4,000. ONE TECH HOLDING dominated the trading leaderboard. The national exporter, specialising in cabling, mechatronics, and telecommunications, saw its stock inch up by 0.2% to TND 8.420, contributing TND 36.5 million to the market. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Tunindex closes Tuesday’s session +0,14% up
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