Tunis Stock Exchange Experiences Technical Incident
The Tunis Stock Exchange was affected by a technical incident of electrical origin that occurred on June 28, 2026, impacting certain infrastructure at its main data center, according to a statement released at the request of the Financial Market Council (CMF).
Immediate Response and Contingency Measures
Upon detecting the incident, technical teams activated security procedures and launched diagnostic and recovery operations. Investigations are still underway to identify the precise causes and reinforce, if necessary, the prevention and resilience mechanisms of the infrastructure.
Business Continuity Plan Activated
In accordance with its Business Continuity Plan (BCP), the Tunis Stock Exchange immediately activated its backup site, ensuring the continuity of market operations under normal security and reliability conditions. As a result, trading sessions on June 29, June 30, and July 1, 2026, were conducted from this alternative site.
Repair and Recovery Efforts
Repair work on the primary site has already been completed. A testing phase is currently underway to verify the stability and security of the platform before it is put back into service. The resumption of operations could occur on July 2 or 3, 2026, subject to the results of the checks, and will be the subject of a subsequent announcement.
Assurance of Market Activity and Infrastructure Security
The Tunis Stock Exchange emphasizes that this incident did not interrupt market activity thanks to its continuity mechanism and the mobilization of its technical teams. It also underscores its commitment to ensuring the security, availability, and resilience of its infrastructure, as well as the transparency of market operations.
