The Tunis Stock Exchange ended the year 2025 on a high note exceptional, confirming the solidity of the upward trend initiated for four years. In its annual report, the financial center management Tunisia announces that the Tunindex, its benchmark index, has crossed for the first time the symbolic bar of 13,000 points, to end the fiscal year at an historic level of 13,449.95 points, up 35.12% over the year.

According to stock exchange officials, this performance is mainly due to the favourable behaviour of corporate securities having shown good results in the financial year 2024 or decided on attractive dividend levels. The dynamic is all the more remarkable. that, expressed in dollars, the Tunindex shows an increase of 48.75%, while In euros, it recorded an appreciation of 32.76%.

The Tunindex20 index, which includes the 20 most important stocks important and the most liquid on the market, followed the same trajectory ascending. He closed the year 2025 at 5,975.28 points, making a gain annual rate of 36.30%, confirming the extent and depth of the increase on the whole market.

The sectoral balance sheet is also largely positive. On the twelve sectoral and sub-sectoral indices published by the Tunis Stock Exchange, ten recorded positive performances, seven of which even outperformed the Tunindex. The “Consumer Services” index comes out on top with a increase of 59.32%, followed by the “Consumer Goods” index (+40.40%) and the “Financial Companies” Index (+39.48%). At the level of sub-sectors, the “Distribution” index stood out with a gain of 59.33 %, ahead of “Financial Services” (+49.77%).

In terms of market capitalization, the market has recorded an increase of 31%, an increase of 8,199 million dinars, to reach 34,666 MD against 26,467 MD at the end of 2024. Les financial companies continue to dominate the market structure with a share by 54% of global capitalization, followed by consumer goods (28.3%) and industry (6.9%).

Market activity was just as dynamic. The volume global trade grew by 46.3% in 2025 to reach 5,378 MD, against 3,675 MD a year earlier. Exchanges on the official stock exchange have represented 56.9% of the total volume, compared to 2% for over-the-counter and 41.1% for registrations and declarations.

Regarding the behavior of listed values, The annual balance shows 57 stocks up against 17 down. The The list of best performances is dominated by ASSAD, who has a spectacular return of 412.9%, ahead of TUNINVEST-SICAR (+359.5%), PGH (+118.3%), ESSOUKNA (+11.5%) and TPR (+88.8%). Several bank values also distinguished themselves, in particular UBCI (+63%), Attijari Bank (+61.4%) and the BNA (+59.8%). Conversely, SANIMED, SOTIPAPIER and SOTEMAIL registered the largest declines, with declines of 61.2%, 43.1%, and 30.2, respectively %.