Casablanca stock exchange ends week in green

Casablanca stock exchange ends week in green
Saturday 23 April 2022 - 10:45

The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed the week from April 18 to 22 up, with its main index, Masi, gaining 1.31% to 13,169.67 points.

Morocco Stock Index 20 (MSI20), which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, rose by 1.32% to 1,068.06 points.

The Casablanca ESG 10, the benchmark Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) index, also rose by 1.11% to 989.76 points.

On the upside, the best performances were recorded by Timar (+11.10% to MAD145.05), ahead of Sonasid (+8.67% to MAD773), and Miniere Touissit (+8.40% to MAD1,845).

In contrast, Stroc Industrie showed the highest drop (-5.28% to MAD43.60), followed by Stokvis Nord Afrique (-4.31% to MAD14.84), and M2M Group (-3.99% to MAD845).

Sodep-Marsa Maroc was the most active in terms of gains with a transactional volume of MAD45.49 million, Sonasid (MAD41.79 million) and Maroc Telecom (MAD37.26 million).

The overall volume amounted to over MAD408 million, and the market capitalization exceeded MAD686 billion.

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