Tunisia Senior Official Salaries Revealed

The figures published in the 2025 financial statements indicate that the top 20 listed companies on the Tunis Stock Exchange collectively achieved a net profit of 2.425 billion Tunisian dinars, with significant disparities in the amounts allocated to their officials. Although some companies, such as the Arab Tunisian Bank, recorded high profits (385.3 million dinars), the size of the amounts paid to their executives does not always correspond to their earnings. For instance, the DLEES Group allocated 8.77 million dinars to its officials, about 13.5% of its profits, despite its net results being lower than those of larger companies. Additionally, some firms with lower profits, such as Tunis Leasing and Factoring Company, allocated a high percentage of their profits—up to 7.2%—to their employees. These results suggest that wage and bonus policies vary considerably among companies, and it is not possible to judge whether these amounts are excessive based solely on the figures. This is due to the lack of unified and clear standards for determining and distributing salaries and incentives. It emphasizes the need to strengthen transparency and governance within listed institutions.

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