Casablanca Stock Exchange opens in the green

Casablanca Stock Exchange opens in the green
Monday 4 September 2023 - 12:50

The Casablanca Stock Exchange began the session in the green on Monday, with its benchmark index, the MASI, climbing 0.12% to 11,900.73 points (pts).

The MASI.20, an index of the 20 most liquid stocks, the MASI.ESG, an index of companies with the highest ESG rating, as published by Moody’s ESG Solutions, and the MASI Mid and Small Cap, a thematic index that calculates the price performance of small and medium-sized companies listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, gained 0.07% to 962.04 pts, 0.06% to 888.98 pts and 0.88% to 979.64 pts respectively.

On an individual basis, the biggest rises were recorded by Douja Prom Addoha (+5.93% to 12.86 dirhams (DH)), Auto Hall (+5.85% to 77.28 DH), Stokvis Nord Afrique (+2.46% to 12.48 DH), Mutandis Sca (+2.33% to 242 DH) and Res Dar Saada (+1.43% to 17 DH).

By contrast, Ib Maroc.Com (-5.56% to 23.6 DH), Jet Contractors (-3.54% to 237 DH), TotalEnergies Marketing Maroc (-2.17% to 1,172 DH), Stroc Industrie (-1.59% to 34 DH) and Bcp (-1.15% to 257 DH) were the biggest decliners.

At Friday’s close, the MASI had fallen by -0.56% to 11,886.92 pts.

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