Tunis: Tunindex closed Wednesday's session slightly up by 0.03% to 9,864.58 points with a modest volume of TND 3.4 million, said broker Tunisie Valeurs. Hannibal Lease shares were the best performers over the session after rising by 4.5% to TND 6.270 with a low volume of TND 1,000. Délice Holding shares also performed well, edging up by 4.4 % to TND 14, generating a volume of TND 240,000. MONOPRIX shares posted the sharpest fall, down by 4.5% to TND 4.050 and trading for only TND 1,000. Smart Tunisie shares also dropped by 2.9% to TND 15.8, with a volume of TND 11,000. LILAS shares were the most traded, feeding the market with a capital of TND 1.2 million. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Tunindex closes Wednesday’s session up 0.03%
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