Unlike the previous week, the benchmark index rose at the end of the week, from May 25 to May 29, by 2.75% to 17,669.81 points. The TUNINDEX has advanced 31.37% since the start of 2026.
On the trading front in a shortened week of two sessions due to the Eid al-Adha holidays, volumes were relatively sustained. An envelope of 37.4 million dinars (MD) was traded on the market, i.e., an average daily value of 12.5 MD, with no block transactions.
Stock performance
The BH BANK share posted the best performance of the week. The stock rose by 15.5% to 13.750 dinars (D), in a limited volume of 167 thousand dinars.
The BNA ASSURANCES stock appreciated notably, in turn, by 7.9% to 4.250 D. The security energized the market with a weekly volume of 1.6 MD.
The BH ASSURANCE stock ended as the laggard of the TUNINDEX for the week. The share fell by 8.8% to 54.730 D, in a very limited turnover of 5 thousand dinars, while the OFFICEPLAST value did not manage to stand out over the week. The share declined by 2.7% to 1.790 D while registering modest trading of 107 thousand dinars over the week.
SOTUVER was the most dynamic stock of the week. The share edged up 0.4% to 29,420 D, while fueling the market with capital of 4.2 MD.
News
LANDOR – At the end of the 2025 financial year, net profit stood at 13 MD, against 10.5 MD in 2024, i.e., a 23% increase.
Revenue exceeded 200 MD, showing a growth of 6.4 MD. Revenues were driven particularly by a 25% increase in exports. On the domestic market, revenue rose by 3%.
The financial statements as of December 31, 2025 show an operating result of 21.3 MD, up 7.6%. Financing costs rose from 5.4 to 5.9 MD. Investment income reached 0.864 MD versus only 48.2 thousand dinars in 2024. The company also recorded 1.2 MD of gains on the disposal of fixed assets.
ENNAKL AUTOMOBILE – The board of directors met on May 25, 2026, to examine and approve an advance agreement in a shareholder current account for an amount of 50 MD as well as the issue of ordinary bonds without recourse to a public offering for an amount not exceeding 100 MD.
The two instruments will be used in anticipation of the creation of cash funds by the company for the renewal of its SBLCs (Standby Letters of Credit) already arranged with its approved intermediaries under Circular No. 2026-04 of the Central Bank of Tunisia. The board thus decided to convene an ordinary shareholders’ meeting scheduled for June 24, 2026 to authorize the issue of ordinary bonds.
