The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the week of February 17-21 on a positive note, with its main index, the MASI, gaining 2.38% to reach 16,843.03 points.
The MASI.20, which tracks the performance of the 20 most liquid companies, rose by 2.61% to 1,363.22 points, while the MASI.ESG, representing companies with the best ESG performances according to Moody’s ESG Solutions, increased by 1.57% to 1,162.34 points.
Meanwhile, the MASI Mid and Small Cap, which measures the performance of small and medium-sized companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, advanced by 1.14% to 1,765.4 points.
Sector-wise, the best performers included the “Transport Services” (+19.59%), “Transport” (+8.52%), and “Electricity” (+7.84%) sectors.
In contrast, the “Pharmaceutical Industry” (-8.28%), “Distribution” (-7.39%), and “Agricultural Industry” (-5.52%) sectors recorded the largest declines.
Total trading volume amounted to over 2.65 billion dirhams (MAD), mainly concentrated in the central “Shares” market, led by SODEP-Marsa Maroc (13.02% of total volume), Attijariwafa Bank (10.07%), and Alliances (8.48%).
The market capitalization stood at 861.96 billion dirhams.
Among individual stocks, the biggest gains were seen in Fenie Brossette (+31.71% to 164.5 MAD), TGCC S.A (+26.2% to 725.8 MAD), and SODEP-Marsa Maroc (+19.59% to 725.9 MAD). Conversely, Zellidja S.A (-16.87% to 120.5 MAD), IB Maroc.com (-10% to 38.7 MAD), and Label Vie (-8.67% to 3,900 MAD) had the sharpest declines.
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