Listed companies
860 companies listed on 28 African exchanges, with audited financial statements for 691 of them. Coverage and methodology
Showing 1–50 of 74 matching companies (860 in the directory). Companies with a business description are listed first; each group is in alphabetical order.
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Air Liquide Tunisie
Air Liquide Tunisie produces industrial and medical gases in Tunisia. The consolidated group also includes Air Liquide Tunisie Services, which sells industrial and medical gases, welding equipment and medical equipment; VitalAire, which sells and rents home-care equipment; and Air Liquide Specna…
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Alkimia
Société Chimique Alkimia is a Tunisian chemicals group that sells STPP, sodium sulphate, crystallised MAP (a soluble fertiliser) and sodium carbonate, with production at Gabès; its subsidiaries are Alkimia Packaging, the trading company Alkimia Commerciale and Les Salines de Tataouine.
Financial statementsGoing-concern warning (FY2024)
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Amen Bank
Amen Bank is a Tunisian bank serving retail and corporate customers through a network of branches and business centres, with international trade finance, capital markets, investment banking and securities custody activities.
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ASSAD
L'Accumulateur Tunisien ASSAD is a Tunisian battery group. Notes on loan security describe the parent's business as the manufacture, marketing, repair and wholesale of batteries, with after-sales service through branches in Tunisia.
Financial statementsQualified opinion; going-concern warning
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ASTREE
ASTREE is a Tunisian insurance and reinsurance company that writes all classes of business, life and non-life, selling through a direct office, insurance agencies and brokers.
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ATB
Arab Tunisian Bank (ATB) is a Tunisian bank that heads a group of mainly financial companies in Tunisia. The consolidated group includes Arab Tunisian Lease, a leasing company, Arab Tunisian Invest, Arab Tunisian Developpement, the property company SARI and ATL LLD, a service company…
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ATL
Arab Tunisian Lease is a Tunisian leasing finance company, licensed as a financial establishment, that leases movable and real property for professional, industrial, commercial, agricultural, fishing and service use.
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Attijari Bank
Attijari bank is a Tunisian commercial bank that takes deposits from and lends to individuals, professionals and companies. Its consolidated group also includes subsidiaries in leasing (Attijari Leasing), stockbroking (Attijari Intermédiation), debt recovery, venture capital (Attijari Sicar) and asset management (Attijari Gestion)…
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Attijari Leasing
Attijari Leasing, formerly General Leasing, is a Tunisian finance company whose main purpose, as its notes describe it, is leasing professional property and equipment for industrial, agricultural and service use.
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Best Lease
Best Lease is a Tunisian leasing company. Its notes describe its business as finance leasing of equipment, real estate and other movable assets in line with Islamic banking standards, for professional users in commercial, industrial and other economic activities…
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BH Bank
BH Bank is a Tunisian bank that splits its customers between retail clients, to whom it grants housing and consumer loans, and businesses, served through business centres oriented towards small and medium-sized enterprises; it had 154 branches at the end of 2025.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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BH Leasing
BH Leasing is a Tunisian finance-lease company whose parent is BH Bank. It finances vehicles, equipment and buildings for businesses through leases that transfer almost all the risks and rewards of ownership to the client, so the leases are carried as receivables.
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BIAT
Banque Internationale Arabe de Tunisie (BIAT) is a Tunisian bank that lends to and takes deposits from customers, provides financial services and invests in securities; interest on customer loans is its largest interest income line.
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BNA Bank
Banque Nationale Agricole (BNA) is a Tunisian bank listed in Tunis, whose public shareholders, led by the Tunisian State, held a combined 50.23% at 31 December 2025.
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BT
Banque de Tunisie is a private universal bank founded in 1884 that lends to and takes deposits from businesses and individuals in Tunisia. Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel holds 35.33% of its capital.
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BTE
Banque de Tunisie et des Emirats (BTE) is a bank operating in Tunisia under Tunisian banking law. Its consolidated group also includes Rapid Recouvrement, which recovers bank debts, BTE SICAR, which invests in company equity, T.E.P, and Tuniso-Emiratie SICAV…
Financial statementsQualified opinion; going-concern warning
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Cellcom
Cellcom SA is a Tunisian distributor of telecommunication equipment. The listed parent sells telecom equipment wholesale, along with IT, electronic and audiovisual equipment, provides after-sales service on the products it sells, and distributes Tunisie Télécom lines and recharge cards.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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CIL
Compagnie Internationale de Leasing, created in Tunisia in 1992, leases assets for industrial or professional use. It heads a group of three finance companies: the leasing company itself; Compagnie Générale d'Investissement (CGI), a securities broker, portfolio and fund manager and financial adviser; and CIL SICAR…
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Ciments de Bizerte
Les Ciments de Bizerte (SCB), formed in 1952, under the supervision of Tunisia's industry ministry and listed in Tunis since 2009, makes and sells cement, lime and clinker and is based at Bizerte (registered office, Baie de Sebra).
Financial statementsGoing-concern warning
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City Cars
City Cars is a Tunisian vehicle importer and dealer whose group activity is importing, selling and servicing vehicles, mainly of the KIA brand, together with spare parts, accessories and used vehicles.
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Essoukna
Essoukna is a Tunisian licensed property developer, created in 1983 at the initiative of SIMPAR under the aegis of Banque Nationale Agricole (BNA). Its stated objects are subdividing and servicing land mainly for housing, and building or renovating housing, offices and shops for sale or rent.
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Euro-Cycles
Euro-Cycles is a Tunisian industrial group whose object is the manufacture, assembly and sale of two-wheeled cycles and other wheel and cycle products; it consists of the parent company and its subsidiary Tunindustries, held at 99.9%.
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Hannibal Lease
Hannibal Lease is a Tunisian leasing company, set up in 2001 to provide finance leases on equipment and other assets for industrial or professional use.
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ICF
Les Industries Chimiques du Fluor (ICF) is a Tunisian chemicals producer. Its notes state that its object is the production and export sale of aluminium fluoride, made at its plant in Gabès, and that since 2009 it has also sold anhydrite…
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Land'Or
Land'Or is a Tunisian food manufacturer. Its sustainability note describes the group as specialised in cheese production, turning milk into cheese products, with a subsidiary (Land'Or Foods & Services) providing the transport and logistics that distribute them.
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Magasin Général
Société Magasin Général is a Tunisian company whose object is multi-department retail of all kinds of goods; its group also includes a wholesale subsidiary, property development companies, an export trading company and an IT services company, all resident in Tunisia.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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Monoprix
Société Nouvelle Maison de la Ville de Tunis (SNMVT-Monoprix) is a Tunisian multi-department retailer selling a wide range of goods. Its consolidated subsidiaries include another retailer (SGS Touta), a supplier to the Monoprix stores (Monogros), a meat and farm-produce processor (MMT) and two property developers.
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New Body Line
New Body Line SA is a Tunisian company whose notes describe a clothing maker: purchases of raw materials for knitting, garment-making and dyeing, stocks of finished and semi-finished products, and costs for online sales.
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One Tech
One Tech Holding S.A. is the Tunisian parent of an industrial group organised in three divisions: cables (Tunisie Cables, with Auto Cables as an associate), mechatronics (FUBA Printed Circuits, Eleonetech, TTEI, Techniplast and units in Germany and Morocco) and telecoms (OTBS, Systel and affiliates in France and Côte d'Ivoire).
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Placements de Tunisie
Placements de Tunisie, founded in 1948 and converted in 1989 into a fixed-capital investment company (SICAF) under Tunisian investment-company law, manages a portfolio of securities with its own funds.
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SAM
Société Atelier du Meuble Intérieurs (SAM) is a Tunisian company that makes, assembles and sells furniture and decorative articles; its revenue comes from sales of furniture and related accessories.
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SFBT
SFBT is the Tunisian parent of a group of industrial, financial and commercial companies that operates across Tunisia in two areas, beverages and other activities.
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SIAME
SIAME, based in Grombalia and set up in 1976 by STEG, makes and sells electrical equipment such as meters, circuit breakers, switchboards and terminal blocks.
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SIMPAR
SIMPAR is a Tunisian property developer and investment holding company. Its group builds and sells housing, serviced building plots, shops and other buildings in Tunisia through SIMPAR itself and the subsidiaries ESSOUKNA, SIVIA and EL MADINA, and also holds equity stakes, venture-capital and other investments, mostly through associates.
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SITS
Société Immobilière Tuniso-Saoudienne (SITS) is a Tunisian property developer. Its stated purpose covers buying, building and renovating land and buildings for housing, offices, commercial, tourism, handicraft or other use, and dividing and preparing land for housing, offices, commercial, tourism or other use.
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Smart Tunisie
Smart Tunisie is a Tunisian distributor of computer equipment. The listed parent, founded in 1997, wholesales IT hardware, and its subsidiaries sell industrial printers and HP products, with installation and after-sales service (Azur Colors), distribute IT and printing products in Morocco (Smart Ink), provide maintenance…
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SOTEMAIL
Société Tunisienne d'Email (SOTEMAIL) is a Tunisian manufacturer whose stated purpose covers ceramic tile glazes, wall tiles, stoneware and decorations, and sanitary products. All its production units are at Souassi in Mahdia governorate, and it sells in Tunisia and abroad.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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SOTETEL
SOTETEL (Société Tunisienne d'Entreprises de Télécommunications) is a Tunisian telecommunications engineering and services company. Its stated purpose covers installing, deploying, integrating, operating and maintaining wired, optical, radio and virtual telecommunications networks and equipment, together with engineering studies, consulting and technical support, training and commercial distribution.
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SOTIPAPIER
SOTIPAPIER (Société Tunisienne Industrielle du Papier et du Carton) heads a Tunisian group of five companies whose purpose is mainly the manufacture of kraft packaging paper for large-capacity sacks, together with testliner and fluting paper.
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SOTRAPIL
SOTRAPIL (Société de Transport des Hydrocarbures par Pipelines) is a Tunisian company whose main activity is transporting petroleum products by pipeline, and is classed as a public enterprise under Tunisian law.
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SOTUMAG
SOTUMAG manages the Bir-Kassâa wholesale market of national interest (Marché d'Intérêt National) in Ben Arous, Tunisia, from a single site; the Tunisian state holds 37.5% of its capital.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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SOTUVER
SOTUVER makes and sells hollow glass packaging, bottles and flasks, for soft drink, water, alcoholic drink and edible oil producers, in Tunisia and abroad; the company says the group exports to twenty countries, including the European Union.
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SPDIT SICAF
SPDIT SICAF is a Tunisian closed-end investment company that manages a portfolio of securities with its own funds. It belongs to the SFBT group and holds unlisted stakes in group companies, other unlisted and listed shares, mutual-fund units and money-market placements.
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STA
Société Tunisienne d'Automobiles (STA) is the official dealer in Tunisia for CHERY cars and DAEWOO trucks, operating there since May 2014. It imports and sells CHERY vehicles and TATA DAEWOO trucks, sells spare parts for those brands and provides after-sales service.
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STAR
STAR (Société Tunisienne d'Assurances et de Réassurances) is an insurance and reinsurance company founded in 1958, based in La Goulette and governed by the Tunisian insurance code.
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STB
Société Tunisienne de Banque (STB) is a Tunisian commercial bank with a network of 152 branches; the Tunisian State held 71.6% of its capital at 31 December 2025.
Financial statementsQualified opinion
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STIP
Société Tunisienne des Industries de Pneumatiques (STIP) makes and sells tyres in Tunisia, and also sells abroad; its stated objects also cover other manufactured rubber articles.
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Telnet Holding
Telnet Holding S.A is the Tunisian parent of a group of subsidiaries, a joint venture and associates in Tunisia, France, Germany, the United States, Russia, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Algeria.
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TPR
Tunisie Profilés Aluminium (TPR), based in Mégrine, makes, processes and trades aluminium profiles and other products. Besides its home market in Tunisia, it sells widely in Europe, North Africa and West Africa.
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Tuninvest Sicar
Tuninvest SICAR is a Tunisian venture capital company (SICAR) whose stated purpose is to take stakes, for its own account or for third parties, that strengthen the equity of companies, including new promoters' firms, businesses in regional development zones and companies in difficulty.
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