Doha – the Casablanca stock ExchangeThe main index Masi (Moroccan All Shares Index) recorded a remarkable increase of 20.19% in the first quarter of 2025 and reached 17,756.02 points.
This strong performance follows an impressive start to the year, in which the index rose by 2.13% on the first trading day of 2025.
The masi, what Track All stocks listed and are calculated based on the capitalization of the free fleet with a basic value of 1,000 on December 31, 1991, winnings in a different key Indices.
The MASI.20, which represents the 20 most fluid companies, rose by 21.21% to 1,446.08 points, while the Masi.esg, the companies with TOP -SG reviews of Moody’s ESG solutions, grew by 17.64% to 1,217.24 points.
In addition, the Masi Mid and Small Cap Index, which measures small and medium -sized listed companies, rose by 15.28% to 1,771.13 points.
The trading volume for the first quarter of 2025 reached MAD 33.48 billion (3.348 billion dollars), with MAD 21.55 billion (2.155 billion US dollars) being carried out on the central market and MAD 1.71 billion (171 million US dollar) through block trade. The market capitalization was 925.25 billion (92.525 billion US dollars).
With regard to the sector, the electricity led the profits with an increase of 72.39%, followed by a mining at 59.75% and telecommunications at 49.37%. The beverage sector was the only decliner that fell 8.35%.
Attijariwafa Bank dominated the commercial activity with a volume of MAD $ 3.52 billion ($ 352 million), followed by Itissalat Al Magrib with MAD 2.8 billion ($ 280 million) and Codep-Mara Maroc at MAD $ 211 million).
Among the individual shares, Stokvis Nord Afrique achieved the highest profit of 213.38%and reached MAD 51.30 ($ 5.13) per share.
The Nore top performances included Fénie Brossette (+162.09% to MAD 279 (27.90 USD), Sonaside (+93.11% to MAD 1,900 ($ 190)), Maghreb Oxygène (+84.86% to MAD 453 ($ 45.30) and SM Monether to MAD ($ 42.80).
Société des Boisson du Maroc Suffered the Steepest Loss, Dropping 11.02% to Mad 2,100 ($ 210), Followed by Rebab Company (-10% to Mad 90 ($ 9)), EQDOM (-8.94% ($ 3.30)), and Bank of Africa (-4.44% to MAD 195.90 ($ 19.59)).
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