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MASI Holds Ground Just Below 19,500 Points After Mild Week‑End Pullback
The Casablanca Stock Exchange’s flagship index, the MASI, slipped 0.35% to close at 19 374.33 points, staying just below the 19 500 barrier despite a slower‑than‑expected rally. Market volume hit 210 million Moroccan Dirhams, predominantly in the central market, while top tradable stocks such as REBAB Company and INVOLYS saw gains over 5%. Meanwhile, the MSCI‑style MASI‑20 and MASI‑ESG indices continued their downward drift. Key market news included Saham Bank’s bullish stance on its shares and a new terminal‑operating agreement between Marsa Maroc and CMA CGM.
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Market Snapshot – 27 Oct 2025, 16:00
On Monday, 27 October, the Casablanca Stock Exchange (CSE) opened slightly weaker than its Friday gain, reflecting a modest mid‑week correction across the market.
Key Index Performance
- MASI: 19 374,33 — -0.35% — YTD +31.15%
- MASI 20: 1 580,58 — -0.40% — YTD +32.49%
- MASI ESG: 1 314,19 — -0.54% — YTD +27.01%
Trading Volume & Capitalisation
- Volume Global: 210 281 634 MAD (all in central market)
- Market Capitalisation: 1 022 010 679 317 MAD
Top Gainers
- REBAB Company – 98,64 MAD (+6.00%)
- INVOLYS – 177,00 MAD (+5.63%)
- STROC INDUSTRIE – 318,00 MAD (+4.92%)
- RDS – 192,00 MAD (+3.23%)
- DISWAY – 925,00 MAD (+2.66%)
Top Losers
- BALIMA – 244,45 MAD (-5.98%)
- ZELLIDJA – 205,00 MAD (-5.96%)
- SALAFIN – 590,00 MAD (-5.60%)
- MAROC LEASING – 365,05 MAD (-3.68%)
- BMCI – 550,00 MAD (-3.51%)
Press Highlights
- Saham Bank: Akdital keeps a bullish stance, targeting 1 700 MAD per share for a 23% upside.
- Marsa Maroc & CMA CGM: Finalised agreement to operate the Ouest Terminal at Port Nador West Med.
- Global Markets: Momentum boosts from a potential Trump‑Xi accord bolster confidence worldwide.
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