Casablanca stock exchange ends session in green

Casablanca stock exchange ends session in green
Monday 26 December 2022 - 20:18

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended Monday’s session in the green, with its main index, the MASI gaining 0.42% to 11,001.32 points.

The MSI 20, an index of the 20 most liquid stocks, gained 0.41% to 886.4 points, and the Casablanca ESG 10 index also rose by 0.42% to 830.44 points.

On the upside, Lesieur Cristal recorded the largest increase (+5.99% to MAD 218.55), ahead of Sanlam Maroc (+5.93% to MAD 1,108), and Societe des boissons du Maroc (+3.98% to MAD 2,378).

In contrast, Res Dar Saada showed the highest drop (-4.76% to MAD 18), followed by Maghreb Oxygene (-3.98% to MAD 288.05), and Akdital (-3.71% to MAD 280.2).

In terms of sectors, the beverages index recorded the largest increase (+3.03%), followed by the distributors index (+2.87%) and the transport services index (+1.86%).

In contrast, the health index showed the largest decline (-3.71%), followed by the chemicals index (-1.56%), and the finance company and other financial activities index (-0.65%).

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