After a session without much momentum, the Casablanca Stock Exchange rocked Monday in the red, in the wake of the decline of its compartments “Electricity” and “Leisure and Hotels”.
The Masi, a global index made up of all equity-type stocks, lost 0.24% to 10,089.41 points, and the Madex, a compact index made up of continuously quoted stocks, dropped 0.26% to 8,190.55 points. .
In parallel, the FTSE CSE Morocco 15 nibbled 0.04% 9,080.45 points, while the FTSE Morocco All-Liquid fell by 0.24% to 8,616.41 points.
For its part, the “Casablanca ESG 10” Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) benchmark lost 0.32% to 747.53 points.
The biggest sectoral decline was accused by “Electricity” (-3.03%), where the title Taqa Morocco dropped as much. Next came the “Leisure and hotels” and “Building and construction materials” sectors, which lost 2.12% and 1.95% respectively.
At the head of the podium is the “Distributors” sector, where the fall of Fenie Brossette (-1.34%) was offset by the rebound in Auto Hall (+ 3.20%), the largest increase in the Casablanca market.
In the process, the overall volume of securities trading exceeded 988.71 million dirhams (MDH), carried out mainly on the Transfer market, while the market capitalization was around 520.34 billion dirhams (MMDH).
The biggest increases were achieved by Auto Hall (+ 3.20% at 64.90 DH), Microdata (+ 2.76% at 555 DH), HPS (+ 2.18% at 4.496 DH), Maghreb Oxygène ( + 2% at 188.80 DH) and Dari Couspate (+ 1.94% at 4,260 DH).
The biggest decreases were recorded by Total Maroc (-3.41% at 850 DH), Involys (-3.32% at 131 DH), Taqa Morocco (-3.03% at 863 DH), Douja Prom Addoha ( -2.78% at 7 DH) and M2M Group (-2.65% at 550 DH).
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