The Casablanca Stock Exchange, whose capitalization amounts to almost 914.8 MMDH, closed the week from April 28 to May 02 in the green, its main index, the Masi, advancing 1.09% to 17,508.82 points (pts).
The Masi.20, which reflects the performance of the prices of the 20 most liquid companies, increased by 1.17% to 1,425.28 pts and the Masi.esg, business index with the best ESG rating according to Moody’s ESG Solutions, took 1.23% to 1.205.7 pts.
On the other hand, the Masi Mid and Small Cap, which measures the performance of small and medium -sized enterprises listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, fell 0.48% to 1,721.77 pts.
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On the sectoral level, the indices “pharmaceutical industry” (+7.09%), “electricity” (+5.54%) and “insurance” (+3.78%) carried out the best performance. On the other hand, the highest drops were accused by the “transport” (-3.62%), “chemistry” (-3.59%) and “industrial engineering” (-3.03%) sectors.
The exchanges exceeded 1.13 billion dirhams (MMDH), carried out mainly on the central market “actions” and dominated by transactions on Attijariwafa Bank (9.65%), Bank of Africa (8.5%) and Akdital (7.54%).
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With individual values, the highest increases were displayed by Bank of Africa (+11.88% at 226 DH), Sothema (+7.9% to 1,297 DH), AGMA (+5.91% to 6.994 DH), TAQA Morocco (+5.54% to 2,400 DH) and WAFA Assurance (+4.9% to 5.140 DH).
Conversely, the strongest folds were recorded by Dar Saada residences (-12.07% to 102 DH), STROC Industrie (-4.89% to 58 DH), Stokvis North Africa (-4.29% to 55.51 DH), SNEP (-3.98% to 698.8 DH) and CTM (-3.62% at 900 DH).
