Global Revenue of Tunis Stock Exchange Listed Companies Increases by 5.7% in the First Nine Months of 2025
The global revenue of companies listed on the Tunis Stock Exchange has progressed by 5.7% during the first nine months of 2025, compared to the same period in 2024, reaching 18.5 billion dinars, according to the note on the "Evolution of the revenue of listed companies as of September 30, 2025" published on Wednesday by the Tunis Stock Exchange.
Key Highlights
- Among the 72 companies that have published their indicators, 81% (or 58 companies) have recorded an improvement in their cumulative revenue compared to the previous year.
- The 20 companies of the Tunindex20 represent 12 billion dinars, or 65% of the global revenue, with an increase of 3.8%.
- In the banking sector, the cumulative net banking product of the 12 listed banks reached 5,470 million dinars, with an increase of 4.7%.
- The net revenue of listed leasing companies stood at 439 million dinars, with a progression of 7.1%, while the insurance sector issued 1,376 million dinars in premiums, representing a 7.3% increase.
- Overall, the financial sector recorded a global revenue of 7,322 million dinars, with an increase of 5.3%.
Sector Performance
- In the consumer goods sector, the cumulative revenue of the three major agri-food groups (Délice Holding, Poulina Group Holding, and SFBT) progressed by 4.3%, reaching 4,818 million dinars.
- The four listed automotive concessionaires (excluding UADH) saw their cumulative turnover increase by 26.2%, reaching 1,116 million dinars.
- For the consumer services sector, the turnover of the two listed large retail chains stood at 1,491 million dinars, with a progression of 13.4%.
Growth and Decline
- All nine listed sectors showed positive performances, with a record growth for the Technology sector (+22.9%) and Consumer Services (+13.2%).
- Among the 11 sub-sectors, eight recorded increases, including Distribution (+13.2%), Chemistry (+8.5%), and Insurance (+7.3%).
- The largest revenue increases were achieved by TUNINVEST SICAR (+171.6%), STA (+54.1%), ARTES (+39.3%), and NEW BODY LINE (+34.9%), while the largest declines concerned SIMPAR (-78.5%), EUROCYCLES (-13.1%), CARTHAGE CEMENT (-11.8%), and STIP (-11%).
Index Performance
- The TUNINDEX, the reference index, recorded a progression of 24.62%, compared to +13.77% in the same period in 2024.
- The TUNINDEX20 index progressed by 26.43% (+15.71% in 2024).
- Ten of the twelve sectoral indices showed positive performances, with Consumer Services (+54.42%), Distribution (+54.42%), and Financial Services (+39.65%) leading the way.
- The Building and Materials (-4.94%) and Industries (-1.61%) indices declined.
Publication of Indicators
- As of October 28, 2025, 72 companies out of 75 (96% of the market) had published their quarterly indicators, with three remaining pending: AETECH, TUNISIAR, and UADH.
