Cash Plus delivered one of the clearest stock-specific moves on the Casablanca stock exchange today, rising 7.9% to MAD 289.45 on turnover of MAD 60.19 million, the third-heaviest traded line of the session behind Attijariwafa Bank and Sodep-Marsa Maroc. The move came during a broad rebound in Moroccan equities, with the MASI climbing 4.09% to 18,102.52 and the MASI Mid and Small Cap index adding 3.68% to 1,862.82.
What matters here is not only the size of Cash Plus’s gain, but the fact that it was backed by unusually strong volume in a market where breadth turned decisively positive. Of 80 listed stocks, 55 advanced, 9 declined and 16 were unchanged, a pattern that points to a genuine risk-on session rather than a narrow technical bounce. In that setting, Cash Plus stood out as a mid-cap name that attracted real money, not just momentum chasing on thin liquidity.
Key figures
- Cash Plus: +7.9% at MAD 289.45
- Cash Plus turnover: MAD 60.19m
- MASI: +4.09% at 18,102.52
- MASI Mid and Small Cap: +3.68%
- Market breadth: