Stokvis Nord Afrique stock gains 1.88 percent in Casablanca

Published on 10/08/2026 at 02:04 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Stokvis Nord Afrique stock opened at MAD 50.50 and reached MAD 51.76 on October 7, 2026. Annual revenue was MAD 219.43 million, with net income of MAD 26.22 million.

STK, MA0000012700, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

Stokvis Nord Afrique (ISIN MA0000012700) gained 1.88 percent to MAD 50.95 on the Casablanca Stock Exchange on October 7, 2026. The move gives the Moroccan equipment distributor a fresh market reference while its latest annual figures show a business with MAD 219.43 million in revenue and MAD 26.22 million in net income.

Casablanca trading stays active

The session opened at MAD 50.50, reached a high of MAD 51.76 and touched a low of MAD 50.02. Volume reached 6,100 shares, giving the daily move a measurable trading base rather than a price-only signal.

The 1.88 percent advance is the clearest short-term figure for STK stock. It places the last quoted price MAD 0.45 above the opening level, while the session high stood MAD 0.81 above the last price.

Annual revenue reaches MAD 219.43 million

Reuters lists annual revenue at MAD 219.43 million and annual earnings before interest, depreciation and taxes at MAD 38.78 million. The same annual table shows net income attributable to common shareholders of MAD 26.22 million and normalized net income of MAD 18.57 million.

The figures place revenue at 8.4 times reported net income, using the values shown in the annual table. That spread matters because Stokvis combines equipment distribution with after-sales services, where machine sales and recurring maintenance can affect the relationship between turnover and profit.

Equipment distribution anchors the group

Stokvis Nord Afrique describes its agricultural division as an importer and distributor of new farming equipment and original spare parts. Its mining, construction and quarrying division covers excavators, loaders, bulldozers, compactors, forklifts and crushers.

The company also operates industrial distribution and rental activities covering material handling, cleaning, shelving, engine oils and air conditioning. The business has operated in the Moroccan market since 1953, according to the company website.

STK stock closes the market view

Stokvis Nord Afrique stock was last at MAD 50.95 on the Casablanca Stock Exchange on October 7, 2026, after the 1.88 percent daily gain. The price, session range and annual figures leave revenue scale and profit conversion as the two concrete reference points for the stock.