Ennakl Automobiles has released its activity indicators for the first quarter of 2026, marked by a moderate increase in revenue despite a more restrictive regulatory environment. During the first three months of the year, turnover reached 111.171 million Tunisian dinars (around $35.6 million), compared to 108.867 million dinars (around $34.8 million) in the same period in 2025, representing an increase of about 2%.
Net cash stood at 17.459 million dinars (around $5.6 million) at the end of March 2026, down from 26.222 million dinars (around $8.4 million) recorded a year earlier.
Meanwhile, financial charges have significantly increased, rising from 0.361 million dinars (around $0.12 million) to 1.461 million dinars (around $0.47 million). This increase is mainly due to increased discounting operations.
On the other hand, the wage bill decreased to 5.803 million dinars (around $1.86 million) at the end of March 2026, compared to 6.702 million dinars (around $2.15 million) a year earlier.
The publication comes at a time marked by Circular No. 2026-04 issued on March 26, 2026 by the Central Bank of Tunisia. This text more strictly regulates the financing of non-priority imports, including passenger vehicles.
At this stage, Ennakl Automobiles indicates that no significant immediate impact on its activity has been identified. While this new regulation calls for caution in liquidity management, its effects are currently considered manageable. The group specifies that it will continue to monitor the situation and seek clarification from banks and authorities on the implementation of this circular.
Ennakl Automobiles is a Tunisian distributor and importer of vehicles, active in the sale of cars and heavy vehicles, spare parts, and after-sales services. Based in Tunis.
