Tunis Stock Exchange Sees Positive Trend in First Nine Months of 2025
The first nine months of 2025 have been generally favorable for companies listed on the Tunis Stock Exchange. According to data published by the Tunis Stock Exchange (BVMT), the majority of sectors have shown an increase in revenue, supported in particular by consumer services, technology, and the financial sector.
Financial Sector Performance
The financial sector, a pillar of the stock exchange, recorded a 5.3% increase in its overall revenue, reaching 7,322 million dinars (MD) compared to 6,952 MD in 2024. The 12 listed banks saw their net banking product increase by 4.7%, while the 7 leasing companies showed a 7.1% increase in their cumulative revenue. The insurance segment also experienced significant growth, with total premiums issued amounting to 1,376 MD, representing a 7.3% increase over the past year.
Consumer Goods Sector
In the consumer goods sector, the three major agri-food companies - Délice Holding, Poulina Group Holding, and SFBT - saw their revenue increase by 4.3%, reaching 4,818 MD compared to 4,619 MD in 2024. Car dealers, on the other hand, benefited from a marked recovery, with their cumulative turnover jumping 26.2% to reach 1,116 MD.
Consumer Services Sector
Consumer services also performed well, with the two listed large retailers recording a 13.4% increase in revenue, reaching 1,491 MD over nine months, compared to 1,316 MD a year earlier.
Sectoral Performance
At the sectoral level, the best performances were achieved by technology, with a growth rate of 22.9%, followed by consumer services (+13.2%) and the chemical sector (+8.5%). Out of the 11 sub-sectors analyzed (excluding media), 8 ended the period in positive territory, confirming the good performance of the Tunisian market despite a generally cautious economic context.
