Final Deadline for Tunis Stock Exchange Listed Companies: October 20
Companies listed on the Tunis Stock Exchange face a final deadline this Tuesday, October 20, to disclose their key performance indicators for the first nine months of 2026. The requirement goes beyond merely publishing figures; companies are also required to provide detailed explanations for any significant changes in their business activities.
The Financial Market Council (CMF) specifically expects commentary that helps investors understand notable variations recorded since the beginning of the year. Significant increases in revenue, declines in sales, or major shifts in a company’s financial position must be clarified with precise details, in accordance with Article 44 bis of the CMF’s regulations.
The publication of this data fulfills a legal obligation outlined in Article 21 of Law No. 94-117, dated November 14, 1994, concerning the reorganization of the financial market. Each company must present its indicators using the template corresponding to its specific industry sector.
Through this reminder, the regulator underscores the importance of providing complete and comprehensible financial information to investors. Companies that fail to meet these obligations may be subject to enforcement measures within the CMF’s authority.
