Four equities push MSE Equity Price Index higher

The MSE Equity Price Index moved 0.14% higher to 3,785.9 points as gains in RS2, Farsons, MIA and APS outweighed declines in five equities. Meanwhile, five other equities remained unchanged as today’s total value traded amounted to €0.22 million.

Today’s most actively traded equity, Simonds Farsons Cisk plc gained 2% to the €5.10 level across three trades amounting to 18,000 shares.

The ordinary shares of RS2 plc rose by 4.7% to the €0.314 level, albeit most of the trades took place at the previous closing price of €0.30. A total of 6,200 shares changed hands.

Malta International Airport plc increased by 0.9% to the €5.85 level across five deals totalling 2,600 shares.

APS Bank plc closed 0.8% higher at €0.49 following three trades amounting to 8,520 shares, most of which occurred at the €0.48 level (-1.2%).

GO plc shed 0.8% to the €2.50 level across two deals totalling 3,400 shares.

Mapfre Middlesea plc eased 1.5% to the €1.35 level over a single deal of 2,000 shares.

Plaza Centres plc lost 2.5% to the €0.78 level, although most trades took place at the €0.71 level (-11%).

M&Z plc declinedby 2.5% to the€0.585 level over one trade of 5,421 shares.

VBL plc slid by 3.2% to the €0.18 albeit over trivial volumes.

Bank of Valletta plc closed unchanged at the €1.94 level across seven deals totalling 25,970 shares.

Malta Properties Company plc closed unchanged at the €0.338 level as 40,224 shares changed hands.

HSBC Bank Malta plc traded flat at the €1.43 level across two deals amounting to 4,986 shares.

Hili Properties plc (€0.24)and PG plc (€1.61) both closed unchanged on muted activity.

The RF MGS Index moved 0.19% up to 905.7 points following a decline in US Treasury yields after weaker than expected employment data. The US Treasury 10-year yield dropped by 8 basis points to a two-week low of 4.20%.  Job openings fell to a five-year low, while US companies announced over 100 thousand job cuts in January, the highest figure for the month since 2009. In the euro area, Germany’s exports climbed to a 20-month high in December 2025, surpassing forecasts amid strong growth in shipments to both EU and non-EU countries.

This report contains only public information and is not to be construed as investment advice or an offer to buy or sell securities. Information contained herein is based on data obtained from sources considered to be reliable, but no representations or guarantees are made with regard to the accuracy of the data. Stock markets are volatile and subject to fluctuations which cannot be reasonably foreseen. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Rizzo, Farrugia & Co. (Stockbrokers) Limited is a company licensed to undertake investment services in Malta by the MFSA under the Investment Services Act, Cap. 370 of the Laws of Malta and a member of the Malta Stock Exchange.

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