Global Revenue of Listed Companies Increases by 4% to 6.4 Billion Dinars in Q1 2026
Despite the overall growth, the performance gap between companies remains striking, with some experiencing spectacular leaps and others suffering massive declines.
Top Performers
The top three companies in terms of revenue growth are:
- SITS: with a remarkable 316% increase in revenue, from 1.65 MDT to 6.87 MDT.
- STA: which multiplied its revenue by 2.5, with a 146% growth, confirming the vitality of the Distribution sector.
- ESSOUKNA: with a 68.5% growth, reflecting a favorable context in the real estate sector.
In the banking sector, BTE (Banque de Tunisie et des Émirats) stands out with a 36.8% growth, the strongest among listed banks, far ahead of AMEN BANK (13.5%) and ATB (13.2%). In the insurance sector, BH ASSURANCE leads with a 28.2% growth, driven by a solid commercial dynamic. The rest of the top 10 is dominated by financial players such as Smart Tunisie (25.9%) and Tuninvest Sicar (21.9%).
The 10 Largest Declines
On the opposite side of the spectrum, Placements de Tsie Sicaf records the most vertiginous drop: -99.2%, with revenue plummeting from 1.99 MDT to just 16,000 DT, a near-disappearance of activity during the period. ICF falls by -47.8% (from 51.8 MDT to 27 MDT), illustrating the difficulties of the Chemical sub-sector, which declines overall by 39.9%. Eurocycles (-46.2%) and New Body Line (-36.9%) suffer from a decline in the Household and Personal Care Products sector. Ciments de Bizerte falls by 32%, while Sotipapier declines by -31.1%. Cellcom and Artes both decline by around 25%, in an Automotive and Equipment segment that is down overall by 11.6%. Sotuver (-24.7%), a player in the industrial glass sector, and Sotrapil (-17.4%), the only representative of the Oil and Gas sector, close out this ranking of negative performances.
