Casablanca: MASI falls 0.95% as Cosumar weighs, AtlantaSanad holds up
The MASI fell 0.95% to 17,869.06 points on September 24, while the MASI 20 dropped 0.84% to 1,294.16 and the MASI ESG lost 1.21% to 1,324.66, according to the Casablanca Stock Exchange. The decline extended a choppy run after a 0.48% gain on September 22, a 0.20% drop on September 23 and a broader 2.34% rebound in the MASI ESG on September 21, according to analyst notes. On the stock side, LafargeHolcim Maroc rose 2.6% against the trend on September 24, after REB jumped 6% on September 23, CIH gained 3% on September 22 and CMT surged 10% on September 21, analysts said. In corporate news, Cosumar posted a 10% drop in first-half revenue and a decline in first-half attributable net profit, while AtlantaSanad lifted first-half net profit by 5.3% and Taqa Morocco is to transfer a 2.7 billion dirham loan to Jorf Lasfar Energy Company 1-4, according to Le Nouvelliste Maroc, L'Economiste and Medias24.
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