Casablanca Stock Exchange Review

The Casablanca Stock Exchange ended trading this Friday in the red. The main index, MASI, fell by 0.34%, settling at 14,837.22 points.
The MASI.20 index, reflecting the performance of the top 20 listed companies, dropped by 0.28% to 1,208.62 points, while the MASI.ESG index, focused on companies with top ESG ratings, declined slightly by 0.18% to 1,060.27 points.

On the other hand, the MASI Mid and Small Cap index, which tracks small and medium-sized companies, gained 0.35%, reaching 1,438.58 points.
Among international indices, FTSE CSE Morocco 15 lost 0.35%, closing at 14,045.19 points, and FTSE CSE Morocco All-Liquid decreased by 0.25% to 12,526.6 points.

The total trading volume reached 1.65 billion dirhams, primarily from the central market (stocks). The most traded stocks were Bank of Africa (439.95 million dirhams), followed by Aradei Capital (60.05 million) and Alliances Développement Immobilier (51.41 million).

The market capitalization stood at 756.47 billion dirhams.
Biggest losers included:

• Société des Travaux Publics de Casablanca (-5.15%, 470 dirhams),

• Stroc Industrie (-5.07%, 46.02 dirhams),

• Wafa Assurance (-5.06%, 4,301 dirhams).

Conversely, top gainers were:

• Résidences Dar Saada (+4.69%, 75.48 dirhams),

• CTM (+4.61%, 651.90 dirhams),

• Disway Technologies (+3.71%, 249.95 dirhams).