African Markets Review 08 31 18
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In Morocco, JET CONTRACTORS will rule during the AGM of 10/01/18, on: ü A capital increase of up to MAD 268m through cash contributions and offsets with receivables; ü And, a subsequent capital increase of up to MAD 25m by compensation with receivables; BANQUE DE TUNISIE ET DES EMIRATS reported a loss of TND 2m in June 2018 compared to a deficit of TND 561k in H1 2017, according to the business press; The Egyptian listed firm SARWA CAPITAL SAE announced on August 28th 2018 its intention to proceed with an IPO on the Egyptian Exchange, composed by a primary offering of newly issued shares and a secondary offering of existing shares, owned by the shareholders of the company and constituting up to 40% of its total capital; Among the African markets and for the second time in a row, the Egyptian stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+1.10%), while the Nigerian stock exchange recorded the lowest one (-0.78%). |
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