The MSE Equity Price Index stayed virtually unchanged for another session at 4,140.1 points as the gains in GO and HSBC were largely offset by the declines in BMIT and MIA. Meanwhile, six other equities closed unchanged as today’s total trading activity stood at €0.21 million.
Malta International Airport plc eased by 0.8% to the €6.20 level across two deals totalling 500 shares. Today, MIA announced that passenger movements during June 2026 amounted to 1,079,703, which is 16.9% higher than the comparable figure of 923,374 registered last year. This was the third consecutive month with passenger movements above the one million level. MIA registered double-digit growth in passengers in every month since September 2025. The passenger movements during the first half of 2026 amounted to 5.25 million, representing an increase of 15.6% over the corresponding period last year.
BMIT Technologies plc dropped by 3.8% to the €0.25 level across volumes of 35,114 shares.
In contrast, BMIT’s parent company GO plc advanced by 2.4% to the €2.56 level.
HSBC Bank Malta plc increased by 0.7% to the €1.43 level across seven deals totalling 37,125 shares.
Bank of Valletta plc traded flat at the €2.13 level across ten trades totalling 41,667 shares, accounting for over 40% of today’s total value traded across local equities.
Also in the banking sector, APS Bank plc (€0.57) and Lombard Bank Malta plc (€0.73) closed unchanged across muted activity.
A single trade of 17,000 shares left the share price of Computime Holdings plc at the €0.47 level.
International Hotel Investments plc closed unchanged at the €0.61 level, but the average price across the 3,000 shares that traded stood at €0.577 (-5%).
Likewise, PG plc closed unchanged at the €1.65 level, but the vast majority of the 9,850 shares that traded exchanged hands at €1.60 (-3%).
The RF MGS Index moved higher for the first time in five sessions as it advanced by 0.21% to 893.690 points. Nonetheless, the index dropped by 0.60% this week reflecting the resumption of the military conflict in Iran which pushed oil prices around 5% higher.
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