The Tunis Stock Exchange continued its bullish run on Wednesday, gaining 1.2% as strong risk appetite lifted shares across the board.
The benchmark TUNINDEX advanced 194.21 points to close at 16,416.41, its new all-time high, supported by robust trading volume of 15.2 million dinars (MD), including 2.1 MD channeled into SOTUVER.
The glassmaker SOTUVER posted its second consecutive session of gains, surging 5.82% to 26.350 dinars.
According to activity indicators as of March 31, 2026, the group’s consolidated revenues jumped 23% to 70.6 MD.
Analysts attribute the performance to SOTUVER’s adaptability both domestically and internationally, navigating volatile energy and logistics costs alongside uneven demand.
One Tech Holding rose 2.99% to 11.380 dinars. The tech group reported a 6.4% revenue increase for the first quarter of 2026, reaching 276.8 MD.
After reducing its debt by 23.4 MD in 2025, total debt fell below the symbolic 100 MD threshold to 97 MD in Q1 2026, a move that strengthens financial flexibility and future investment capacity.
SOTETEL continued its upward trajectory, climbing 3.96% to 11.800 dinars. First-quarter revenues grew 7.5% year-on-year to 16.2 MD, while EBITDA more than doubled to 1.2 MD.
In the banking sector, Amen Bank added 3.11% to close at 65.990 dinars. Net banking income (PNB) increased 13.5% in the three months through March 31, 2026, to 170.4 MD.
Meanwhile, BNA also finished in positive territory, up 1.88% at 16.300 dinars after its NBI climbed 10% to 278.5 MD in Q1 2026.
The broad-based rally underscores renewed investor confidence in Tunisian equities, driven by solid first-quarter earnings and improving corporate balance sheets.
