As with the previous three weeks, the Tunis Stock Exchange ended the week of February 2–6, 2026 on a positive note. The Tunindex advanced by 1.7% to reach 14,599.12 points, thus recording an annual performance of 8.5%.
Despite the absence of block transaction realizations, the week was marked by a slower pace of trading. Weekly volumes stood at 42.2 million dinars (MD), i.e., an average daily turnover of 8.4 MD.
Performance of the stocks
The OFFICEPLAST stock delivered the best performance of the week. The share jumped 28.6% to 2.430 dinars (D), in a modest weekly volume of 549 thousand dinars. The CITY CARS stock stood out among the week’s strongest gainers. The share rose 18.9% to 24.700 D. The stock traded a weekly turnover of 436 thousand dinars.
The SOMOCER stock was the weakest performer on the TunIndex. The share dropped 14.1% to 0.550 D. It traded only 49 thousand dinars over the week. The STA stock also performed poorly over the week. The share fell 5.5% to 59.800 D. Over the week, the stock traded with relatively brisk exchanges of 3.2 MD.
The BNA stock led the week’s trading by turnover. The bank’s share edged down 0.5% to 13.150 D while contributing 5.3 MD to the market.
News
BTK LEASING – BTK Conseil, the stockbroker responsible for the issue of the subordinated bond “BTK LEASING SUBORDONNE 2026-1,” informs the public that Fitch Ratings published on its website on February 3, 2026 the final rating for this issue. Accordingly, the subordinated bond is rated long‑term B+(tun) according to the agency’s rating scale.
The company’s board of directors, meeting on January 13, 2026, decided to issue a subordinated bond for a amount of 50 MD through a public offering to the public.
The subscriptions will open on February 17, 2026 and close no later than March 17, 2026. They may be closed, without notice, as soon as the issue amount (50 MD) is fully subscribed.
SOTIPAPIER – The company announced in a February 4 press release that, following the exceptional weather events affecting the Nabeul region between January 19 and 21, 2026, its industrial site has embarked on a gradual resumption of its production activities.
The verification, restoration, and securing operations of the installations continue, in coordination with the teams and technical partners, to ensure operating conditions meeting safety and reliability requirements. The production restart is proceeding gradually, in line with the progress of these operations.
Moreover, the steps taken with the insurance company continue in accordance with the procedures in force.
ATTIJARI LEASING – The board of directors at its February 3, 2026 meeting reviewed the company’s activity during the 2025 financial year and approved the standalone financial statements for the 2025 year, which were submitted to the auditors.
The standalone financial statements show a net profit as of December 31, 2025 of 10.063 MD versus 10.003 MD in 2024. The Board of Directors will propose to the Ordinary General Assembly the distribution of a dividend of 2.2 dinars per share, up from 2 dinars in the previous year, subject to the approval of the BCT.
