African Markets Review 11 29 19
- In Morocco, LAFARGEHOLCIM MAROC published its activity indicators at end September 2019, displaying consolidated revenues in near-stagnation (-0.2%) to MAD 5,798m and a net debt of MAD 7,555m against MAD 7,338m at 09/30/2018;
- In Tunisia, subscriptions to the "STB Subordinated 2019-1" bond issue of TND 35m, with a potential increase to a maximum of TND 50m, open to the public since 11/01/2019, were closed on 11/28/2019, for an amount of TND 50m;
- In Tanzania, TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT BANK approved a soft loan worth USD 1bn to the country and is currently finalizing the issuance procedures for other loans worth USD 500m for the implementation of various development projects in the country;
- Among the covered African markets, the Egyptian Stock Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+0.65%), whereas Dar Es Salaam pointed the lowest one (-0.37%) for the second time in a row.
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