The Casablanca Stock Exchange wrapped up the trading week from December 8 to December 12 on a positive note, with its main index, MASI, rising by 0.53% to 18,566.51 points.
The MASI.20 index, reflecting the performance of 20 listed companies, improved by 0.12% to 1,502.55 points, while the MASI.ESG index, which includes companies with the best ESG ratings, increased by 0.57% to 1,258.04 points.
The MASI Mid and Small Cap index, which tracks the performance of small and medium-sized enterprises listed on the exchange, rose by 1.42% to 1,845.18 points.
Trading volume exceeded 2.24 billion dirhams, primarily in the central market (equities), dominated by transactions related to “Maroc Telecom” (16.23%), followed by “Cash Plus” (15.81%) and “Acidal” (14.15%).
Market capitalization reached over 988.87 billion dirhams.
In terms of individual stocks, the strongest gains were recorded by “Cash Plus” (+60.95% / 321.9 dirhams), Banque Marocaine du Commerce et de l’Industrie (+11.99% / 635 dirhams), “Imiter Mining Company” (+10.66% / 3,166 dirhams), “Bank of Morocco” (+10.41% / 1,050 dirhams), and “Maghreb Cash” (+8.01% / 617.8 dirhams).
Conversely, the highest declines came from “Olmas” (-6.6% / 1,231 dirhams), “Salvethin” (-5.99% / 658.1 dirhams), “Label Vie” (-3.19% / 4,550 dirhams), “Djoua Al-Inah Dakhla” (-3.15% / 35.4 dirhams), and “Promopharm” (-2.64% / 1,547 dirhams).
