Casablanca stock exchange ends week in red

Casablanca stock exchange ends week in red
Sunday 18 December 2022 - 13:19

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended the week from December 12 to 16 , 2022 in the red, with its main index, the Masi, dropping by 1.85% to 11,049.64 points.

The Morocco Stock Index 20 (MSI20), which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, lost 2.16% to 891.37 points and the Casablanca ESG 10, the benchmark Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) index, shed 1.82% to 825.84 points.

Since the beginning of the year, Masi, MSI20 and Casablanca ESG have underperformed by -17.28%, -17.90% and -17.25% respectively.

At the end of the week, only 5 sectors finished higher while 17 finished down.

The holding companies-Holdings sector had the largest decline (-5.76%), followed by the finance companies and other financial activities sector (-4.75%) and the telecommunications sector (-4.67%).

On the other hand, the transport sector achieved the best performance (6.88%), ahead of engineering and industrial capital goods (1.28%) and insurance (0.84%).

On the stock side, the highest drops were recorded by Salafin (-9.23%), Alliances (-8.18%), Sonasid (-6.67%), Stroc Industries (-6.48%) and Delta Holding (-5.77%).

The best performances of the week were Disty Technologies (+14.44%), Delattre Levivier Maroc (+9.36%), CTM (+7.38%), Résidences Dar Saada (+5.75%) and Atlantasanad (+5%)

The global volume of exchanges reached during this week over MAD 1.71 billion, including MAD 455.12 million realized on the central market of shares, while the market capitalization amounted to MAD 576.79 million.

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