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News 01 Jun 2025 2 min read

Bourse de Casablanca : performance hebdomadaire négative

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Bourse de Casablanca : performance hebdomadaire négative
Casablanca Stock Exchange: negative weekly performance
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed the week of 26 to 30 May on a negative note, with its main index, the MASI, falling by 0.75% to 17,976.11 points (pts).
 
The MASI.20, which reflects the price performance of the 20 most liquid companies, decreased by 0.61% to 1,465.56 points, and the MASI.ESG, an index of companies with the best ESG rating, fell by 1.11% to 1,217.33 points.
 
The MASI Mid and Small Cap, a thematic index that calculates the price performance of small and medium-sized enterprises listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, gave up 0.32% to 1,758.99 points, reports the MAP.
 
At the sectoral level, the "Financing Company and other financial activities" sector was the laggard of the MASI, with a loss of 4.8%, followed by "Engineering and industrial equipment goods" (-3.64%) and "Distributors" (-2.95%).
 
Conversely, the "Chemistry" index recorded the best performance with an increase of 3.26%, ahead of "Pharmaceutical Industry" (+2.84%) and "Leisure and Hotels" (+2.15%).
 
Trading exceeded 1.84 billion dirhams (MMDH), carried out mainly on the central "Share" market and dominated by transactions on Attijariwafa Bank (11.81%), Alliances (7.56%), and Jet Contractors (7.17%).
 
Market capitalisation was around 944.6 MMDH.
 
Regarding individual stocks, Salafin (-7.55% to 600 DH), Jet Contractors (-6.67% to 2,240 DH), Ib Maroc.com (-5.66% to 36.5 DH), Ennakl (-5.43% to 33.1 DH), and Sanlam Maroc (-5% to 1,805 DH) posted the sharpest declines.
 
Conversely, Fenie Brossette (+6.14% to 294 DH), Zellidja (+3.71% to 155 DH), CFG Bank (+3.48% to 238 DH), SNEP (+3.47% to 724.3 DH), and Sothema (+3.45% to 1,500 DH) recorded the strongest gains.

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