The upward trend that began at the start of the year lost momentum this week. The Tunindex declined by -0.2% to 11,839.55 points, posting a positive performance of 19.7% since the beginning of 2025.
BTE stock topped the rankings. The private bank’s stock showed the best performance of the week, rising by +13.7% to 4.310 dinars, with almost no trading volume.
▪ BNA ASSURANCES stock was among the biggest gainers of the week. The newly listed multi-line insurer’s share rose by 7.9% to 3.750 dinars, accumulating a total weekly volume of 182 thousand dinars.
▪ SOTETEL stock was the market’s worst performer. The telecommunications specialist’s stock fell by -7.6% to 5.700 dinars, with almost no trading volume.
▪ UNIMED was the most active stock of the week, attracting a volume exceeding 8.6 million dinars on the exchange, accounting for 49% of the total market volume traded. The pharmaceutical specialist’s stock declined by -2.5% to 9.150 dinars.
On August 14, 2023, the Tunis Stock Exchange celebrated the listing of “BNA ASSURANCES” on the main market.
This listing brings the total number of listed companies to 75.
The multi-line insurer went public through a direct listing procedure on the Tunis Stock Exchange’s main market.
The TSE Board of Directors set the introductory price at the weighted average price of the last five trading sessions before the listing date, fixed at 3.480 dinars, in accordance with Article 69 of the Stock Exchange’s General Regulations.
At the end of the first trading session, the stock price rose by 7.75% to settle at 3.750 dinars.
▪ SFBT: Publication of semi-annual financial statements
At the end of the first six months of fiscal year 2025, SFBT reported revenue of 357.8 million dinars, a slight decline of -2.5% compared to the same period in 2024.
Tunisia’s leader in soft and alcoholic drinks managed to improve its operating income by 1.2% to 80.3 million dinars.
The agri-food giant posted a profit of 169.6 million dinars, up 9.7% compared to the same period in 2024, thanks to strong net financial income, which reached 5.1 million dinars (compared to 0.9 million dinars at the end of June 2024).
