MSE Trading Report for Week ending 12 June 2026

The MSE Equity Total Return Index posted its second consecutive weekly gain, as it reached 10,111.863 points, resulting in an increase of 5%. A total of 25 equities were active, nine of which registered gains while another five lost ground. Total activity tallied to €0.95m, as a result of 260 transactions.

The MSE MGS Total Return Index declined by 0.4% to 963.516 points. A total of 29 issues were active, as nine were positive and 18 headed in the opposite direction. The 2.90% MGS 2032 was the best performer, as it closed 2.8% higher at €100. On the other hand, the 4.00% MGS 2043 lost 2.8%, ending the week at €97.

The MSE Corporate Bonds Total Return Index registered a 0.5% drop to 1,154.01 points. Out of 74 active issues, 13 advanced while another 35 closed in the red. The 4.65% Smartcare Finance plc Secured 2031 was the best performer, as it closed 2.9% higher at €99.81. Conversely, the 5.35% MM Star Malta Finance plc Secured 2029-31 headed the list of fallers, as it closed 3% lower at €97.01.

Bank of Valletta plc (BOV) ended the week unchanged at €2.06, having traded within a tight range of €2.03 to €2.06. A total of 69,172 shares changed hands across 17 transactions, generating €142,022 in weekly turnover, making it the most liquid equity of the period.

HSBC Bank Malta plc slipped 1.4% to close at €1.41, having traded between a high of €1.44 and a low of €1.41 during the week. The banking equity witnessed 47,334 shares traded across 12 deals, totalling €67,243 in turnover.

RS2 plc was the week’s standout performer, surging 228% to close at its weekly high of €0.820, having started the week as low as €0.260. The equity was heavily traded, with 617,729 shares exchanged across 33 transactions, generating €196,436.43 in turnover.

International Hotel Investments plc (IHI) advanced 34.8%, closing at €0.62 after oscillating between a low of €0.490 and a high of €0.640. Trading activity was elevated, with 226,520 shares exchanged across 31 deals, worth €121,087.

MIDI plc saw a total of 14,000 shares traded across four transactions, generating €3,170 in turnover. The price rose by 30%, closing at its weekly high of €0.260, having opened the week at a low of €0.220.

GO plc edged 2.5% higher, to close at its weekly high of €2.50. The equity traded as low as €2.44 earlier in the period. The equity saw 36,784 shares crossing the market across 14 deals, totalling €91,015 in trading value.

FIMBank plc gained 5.7% to close at $0.185, its weekly high, after dipping to a low of $0.17. The USD-denominated equity was actively traded, with 240,583 shares dealt across 11 transactions, generating $43,760 in turnover.

Malta International Airport plc dropped by 0.8% to close at €6.10, having ranged between a low of €5.90 and a high of €6.15 during the week. Trading volume reached 14,819 shares across 27 transactions, with a total value of €89,762.

Harvest Technology plc traded between a low of €1.00 and a high of €1.10, retreating 9.1% throughout the week. The equity saw three transactions covering 14,000 shares, worth €14,260.

Quinco Holdings plc registered the steepest decline of the week, shedding 16.7% to close at €0.75, its weekly low, having started the period at €0.90. A total of 4,678 shares were traded across seven deals, generating €3,952 in turnover.

Bank of Valletta plc announced that all resolutions were approved during its AGM, including a non-cancellable Share Buy-Back Programme which remains subject to regulatory approval.

International Hotel Investments plc (IHI) reported a 9.3% increase in group revenue, reaching a record €335m for the year ended December 31, 2025, driven by stronger hotel operations and new streams from recent openings like Brussels and Bucharest. Following a tax credit of €2m, the final net profit after tax surged to €11.2m. The Board declared an interim gross dividend of €18.5m or €0.03 per share, funded by the sale of a majority stake in the Corinthia Hotel Lisbon.

The Company has also announced that it has been granted approval by the MFSA for the admissibility to listing of €30m 5.25% Unsecured Bonds 2036 at par. IHI will be giving preference to holders of the 4% International Hotel Investments plc Secured Bonds 2026 to surrender their existing bonds in exchange for the new Bonds.

RS2 plc held its AGM on June 9, 2026, during which shareholders approved the financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025, and the appointment of Deloitte as auditors.

Computime Holdings plc held its AGM on June 10, 2026, where shareholders approved all tabled resolutions, including the adoption of the audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025, and the re-appointment of Grant Thornton as auditors. A final net dividend of €1.1m equivalent to €0.0177 per share was approved for distribution.

Loqus Holdings plc has been informed by its major shareholder, JFC Holdings Limited, of the acquisition of an additional 2,151,054 ordinary shares in the Company from several shareholders. This acquisition represents 6.7% of the total issued share capital of the Company.

This article, which was compiled by Jesmond Mizzi Financial Advisors Limited does not intend to give investment advice and the contents therein should not be construed as such. The Company is licensed to conduct investment services under the Investment Services Act by the MFSA and is a Member of the Malta Stock Exchange. The directors or related parties, including the company and their clients, are likely to have an interest in securities mentioned in this article. For further information contact Jesmond Mizzi Financial Advisors Limited, 16 Central Business Hub, Level 3, Mdina Road, Attard ATD 9036, or on Tel: 21224410, or email [email protected]