Casablanca Stock Exchange: The MASI Ends December 2025 up by 1.30%
Casablanca Stock Exchange Ends December 2025 on a Positive Note
The Casablanca Stock Exchange closed December 2025 with positive performance. Its main index, the MASI, rose by 1.30%, reaching 18,846.35 points, according to official data published on Thursday, January 1, 2026.
Conversely, the MASI 20, which includes the 20 most liquid stocks on the market, saw a decline of 2.06%, settling at 1,485.65 points. Meanwhile, the MASI ESG, which focuses on companies with strong environmental, social, and governance ratings, fell by 0.56% to 1,251.53 points.
In contrast, the MASI Mid and Small Cap, which reflects the performance of small and medium-sized capitalizations, recorded a notable increase of 2.43%, climbing to 1,841.48 points.
Stark Sector Disparities
Sector-wise, the most significant declines were observed in the Health sector (-12.85%), Engineering and Industrial Equipment (-11.03%), and Real Estate (-7.52%).
On the other hand, the top performers were in the Financial Services and Other Financials sector (+23.71%), Construction and Building Materials (+10.70%), and Holding Companies (+7.61%).
Trading Volume and Market Capitalization
Overall trading volume reached 29.86 billion dirhams, of which 16.09 billion dirhams was on the central market and 7.45 billion dirhams on the block market. The transactions were predominantly led by SGTM (29.22%), SODEP-Marsa Maroc (7.70%), and Attijariwafa Bank (7.46%).
The market capitalization of the Casablanca exchange surpassed 1,040.70 billion dirhams.
Individual Performances
Among the most significant gains were SGTM (+117.86% to 915 DH), SMI (+49.47% to 4,100 DH), Cash Plus (+53.50% to 307 DH), Lesieur Cristal (+24.14% to 360 DH), and BMCI (+21.15% to 630 DH).
Conversely, the biggest losses were recorded by Involys (-22.52%), Stokvis Nord Afrique (-18.26%), Salafin (-14.24%), Vicenne (-13.98%), and Akdital (-12.59%).
