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The MSE Equity Total Return Index lost ground, as it declined by 0.5% to 7,844.819 points. Total weekly turnover was up by circa €1 million when compared t
The MSE Equity Total Return Index recouped some lost ground, as it closed 0.3% higher at 7,881.467 points. Fourteen equities were active, five of which headed north while another six closed in the opposite direction. Total weekly turnover stood at €0.4 million – generated across 98 deals.
Malta Properties Company plc recorded this week’s highest liquidity, as total turnover amounted to €90,013. The equity traded 10 times over a spread of 161,820 shares, resulting into a 3.7% increase to €0.56. On a year-to-date basis, the equity is up by 12%.
Also in the property sector, a sole deal of 1,000 MIDI plc shares pushed the price 1.4% higher to €0.426. Meanwhile, Malita Investments plc traded twice over 12,400 shares, to close 1.1% lower at €0.88.
Gov. Abbott appoints 2 East Texans to Sulphur River Basin Board of Directors By KLTV Digital Media Staff | March 4, 2021 at 11:48 AM CST - Updated March 4 at 7:45 PM
AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Emily Glass and reappointed Kirby Hollingsworth to the Sulphur River Basin Authority Board of Directors for a term set to expire on February 1, 2027.
The board has the responsibility to construct, maintain, and operate inside the state and in the watershed of the Sulphur River, and its tributaries inside or outside the boundaries of the authority, any works considered essential to the operation of the authority, and for its administration in controlling, storing, preserving, and distributing the water of the Sulphur River and its tributary streams, including the stormwater and floodwater.
The MSE Equity Total Return Index returned to negative territory, as it closed 2.5% lower, reaching 7,975.798 points – the lowest since November 2020.
A total of 21 equities were active, five of which headed north while another 11 closed in the opposite direction. Total weekly turnover increased by €0.16 million, as it amounted to €1.1 million, generated across 171 transactions.
The highest liquidity was recorded in the property sector, as turnover in Malita plc increased by more than ten times, amounting to €314,517. This was the result of five deals involving 349,463 shares, leaving no impact on the equity’s previous closing price of €0.90.
Malta Properties Company plc was also active but closed unchanged at €0.56. A total of 22,000 shares changed ownership across four transactions.