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Stock Exchange Index up for a fourth consecutive week - Vimarsana News

Stock Exchange Index up for a fourth consecutive week

The MSE Equity Total Return Index registered a further 0.4% increase, to close higher for the fourth time in a row, as it reached 8,275.375 points. A total week

MSE Index ends first week of June higher - Vimarsana News

MSE Index ends first week of June higher

The MSE Equity Total Return Index headed north for the third time in a row, as it reached 8,240.708 points – translating into a 0.5% change. A total of 1

GO plc announces issuance of new bond - Vimarsana News

GO plc announces issuance of new bond

The MSE Equity Total Return Index did not manage to sustain the previous week’s gain, as it lost 1.3%, reaching 8,202.788 points. A total of 16 issues wer

Mapfre Middlesea plc holds its 40th annual general meeting - Vimarsana News

Mapfre Middlesea plc holds its 40th annual general meeting

Mapfre Middlesea AGM was held remotely and streamed live on its website. Commenting on the year under review, chairman Martin Galea remarked that Mapfre Middlesea and Mapfre MSV Life have both performed well in spite of the pandemic. Both companies posted excellent returns. While Mapfre Middlesea posted a profit after tax of €4.12 million (2019 €4.01 excluding Group Dividends), Mapfre MSV Life posted a profit of €10.33 million (2019 €11.75 million) of which half is attributable to Mapfre Middlesea (the remaining half being owned by the bank). Due to these excellent returns Mapfre Midd...

MSE Index gains nearly 3 per cent - Vimarsana News

MSE Index gains nearly 3 per cent

The MSE Equity Total Return Index returned in positive territory, as it reached 8,252.192 points – equivalent to a 2.9% weekly change. During the week activity increased by 13%, as total turnover amounted to €1.04 million, generated across 134 transactions. Out of 19 active equities, 11 registered gains while another five lost ground. Retail conglomerate, PG plc reached an all-time-high of €2.12 last Wednesday but did not manage to sustain the gain, as it closed the week at €2.08 – translating into a 1% increase. Eight deals involving 20,072 shares were executed. Last Thursday, HSBC...