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Casablanca Stock Exchange Slides as MASI Falls Below 18,000 Points – Down 2.86%
On Thursday, June 11, 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange recorded a sharp decline, with the flagship MASI index dropping 2.86% to 17,623.73 points – breaking the 18,000‑point barrier for the first time this year. The broader MASI‑20 followed suit, losing nearly 2%, while trading volumes remained strong at 631 million MAD. Heavy losses were driven by mining stocks, whereas Managem led the trading activity despite a 10% price drop.
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Market Overview
The Casablanca Stock Exchange continued its downward trajectory on Thursday, June 11, 2026. The flagship MASI index fell 2.86% to 17,623.73 points, slipping below the critical 18,000‑point threshold and extending its year‑to‑date loss to 6.49%.
Its broader counterpart, MASI‑20, mirrored the decline, dropping nearly 2% to 1,285.39 points.
Trading Activity
Despite the bearish sentiment, trading volumes remained robust, with 631 million Moroccan dirhams (MAD) exchanged throughout the session.
- Managem topped the activity list, handling 267 million MAD in trades, even though its share price fell 10% to 13,321.00 MAD.
- Marsa Maroc slid 1.83% to 800.10 MAD on a volume of 76 million MAD.
- ATW retreated 1.85% to 665 MAD (42 million MAD volume).
- TGCC decreased 1.32% to 730 MAD (22 million MAD volume).
- On the upside, Immorente Invest gained 1% to close at 90.70 MAD.
Mining Sector Pressure
The mining segment bore the brunt of the sell‑off. Major players saw double‑digit declines:
- SMI fell 10% to 6,508 MAD on a turnover of 67 million MAD.
- CMT dropped 9.98% to 4,138 MAD.
- Jet Contractors slipped 9.96% to 1,980 MAD.
Market Capitalisation
At the close of the session, the total market capitalisation of the Casablanca exchange stood at 1.011 trillion MAD.