Banque de Tunisie (BT) announced that it sold 20,000 Air Liquide Tunisie shares for a total amount of 3 million dinars, on November 11, according to data published on the market.
The transaction was executed at a price of 150 dinars per share, a level notably lower than the session’s closing price (155.000 dinars).
For BT, this sale is likely part of an active portfolio management strategy, as financial institutions seek to optimize their positions during a period of high market volatility.
For Air Liquide Tunisie, a subsidiary of the French group Air Liquide, this transaction reflects continued interest in a stock considered defensive, supported by strong fundamentals and business operations focused on the pharmaceutical, industrial, and medical sectors.
This sale occurs in a context of renewed activity on the Tunis market, which has been marked in recent weeks by an increase in block transactions, particularly in banking and industrial stocks.
