Casablanca Stock Exchange Sees a Dip in Performance
On June 9, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange experienced a downturn, as the MASI index slipped by 0.66%, closing at 18,505.63 points. This decline has pushed the annual underperformance of the MASI index to 1.81%. Notable trading volumes were observed in key stocks such as Marsa Maroc, LabelVie, and Attijariwafa Bank, reflecting substantial investor activity and interest in these securities.
Market Overview and Trading Highlights
The MASI ESG index also faced challenges, recording a drop of 0.92% to 1,353.81 points, while the MASI 20 index decreased by 0.50%, settling at 1,323.77 points. This year has proven challenging for the MASI, which now reflects a 1.81% decline since the start of 2026, with the MASI 20 suffering a more significant fall of 10.9%. The total market capitalization was reported at 1,075.4 billion MAD, with overall trading volume reaching 160.27 million MAD, all conducted on the central market.
Among the most actively traded stocks, Marsa Maroc led the way with a trading volume of 42.24 million MAD, followed closely by Label Vie at 26.80 million MAD, Attijariwafa Bank at 15.15 million MAD, Managem at 9.95 million MAD, and Itissalat Al-Maghrib at 7.77 million MAD. In terms of stock performance, the biggest gainers included Auto Nejma, which surged by 5.99% to 4,834 MAD, and Société Marocaine de Monétique with a rise of 2.82% to 510 MAD. Conversely, the largest declines were seen in Lesieur Cristal, which fell by 5.71% to 330 MAD, and Zellidja, which dropped by 4.65% to 205 MAD.
As reported by medias24.com.
