Casablanca Stock Exchange: MASI Declines by 2.49% Over the Week, Marking Its Third Consecutive Week in the Red

The Casablanca Stock Exchange summary includes the strongest gains, largest losses, and the highest trading volumes. Daily updates, along with market news and technical screening, can be found on Boursenews.ma. For financial data and market news, visit the investor section. Market Points: **Stock Indices:** - **Index**: MASI - **Value**: 18,205.28 - **Daily Performance**: +0.51% - **YTD Performance**: +23.23% - **Index**: MASI 20 - **Value**: 1,477.76 - **Daily Performance**: +0.39% - **YTD Performance**: +23.87% - **Index**: MASI ESG - **Value**: 1,236.61 - **Daily Performance**: +0.56% - **YTD Performance**: +19.51% - **Index**: MASI Mid - **Value**: 1,769.49 - **Daily Performance**: +0.43% - **YTD Performance**: +15.17% **Market Volume (in MAD):** - **Total Volume**: 391,223,508 - **Central Market Volume**: 388,318,892 **Market Capitalization:** - **Total Market Capitalization**: 964,351,299,285 MAD **Top 5 Gains and Losses:** **Top Gainers:** - COLORADO: 86.90 MAD (+5.96%) - TOTAL: 1,823.00 MAD (+5.68%) - SALAFIN: 589.80 MAD (+5.13%) - ENNAKL: 57.59 MAD (+4.71%) - COSUMAR: 200.00 MAD (+2.56%) **Top Losers:** - MAROC LEASING: 341.00 MAD (-5.28%) - MAGHREB OXYGENE: 393.00 MAD (-4.09%) - DISTY: 341.00 MAD (-3.94%) - ATLANTA SANAD: 142.00 MAD (-2.74%) - ALUMINIUM DU MAROC: 1,790.00 MAD (-2.24%) **Session Summary (21.11.2025 - 16:00):** The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index decline by 2.49% over the week, marking its third consecutive week of losses. After a turbulent week with three consecutive sessions in the red, the exchange turned positive at the end of the session on Friday, driven by a slight increase in interest in some large-cap stocks. At the close, the MASI index rebounded by 0.51% to 18,205.28 points, after reaching an intraday peak of 18,217.85 points. This brings its annual performance to 23.23%, while the weekly decline deepens to -2.49%. The MASI 20 index, which includes the main capitalizations, followed a similar trend, recording a daily increase of 0.39% and closing at 1,477.76 points. Activity on the central market was particularly moderate, with a daily volume of 388 million dirhams, bringing the weekly total to nearly 1.087 billion dirhams. In terms of individual stocks, Attijariwafa Bank led the volumes with 53 million dirhams, slightly up by 0.28% to 713.00 MAD. TGCC increased by 0.24% to 860.00 MAD for 50 million dirhams, while BCP fell by 0.71% to 278 MAD on a volume of 46 million dirhams. Among the gainers, Colorado rose by 5.96% to 86.90 MAD. **News:** - **Venture Capital**: New catalytic mechanism introduced to boost funds dedicated to startups. - **CDG Invest Growth**: Formalizes a stake in Sodalmu. - **OPCVM**: Assets stabilize at 805 billion dirhams by mid-November. Click here to view the dividend calendar.