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Fitch Solutions revised down its forecast for Egypt's real GDP growth for the current fiscal year 2024/2025 in its latest Egypt Country Risk Report, now projecting a growth rate of 3.7%, down from an earlier estimate of 4.2%.

Despite the revision, Fitch remains cautiously optimistic about Egypt’s future, with the report explaining that the growth forecast for FY2024/2025 still surpasses the previous year’s performance of 2.4%.

Egypt's economy is on a recovery trajectory, it noted, adding that the pace has been slower than anticipated, partly due to regional geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions in the Red Sea.

The downgrade reflects weaker-than-expected economic performance in Q4 of FY2023/2024 and ongoing disruptions in Suez Canal traffic, which have exacerbated the country's financial challenges.

The Suez Canal — Egypt’s vital trade route and key foreign currency generator — has suffered a significant blow, with revenues falling by as much as 70% due to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Fitch anticipates that the Egyptian economy will rebound to a 5.1% growth rate in FY2025/2026, up from an earlier projection of 4.7%.

This expected recovery hinges on improved navigation in the Red Sea, easing geopolitical risks, and lower borrowing costs, all of which are expected to stimulate economic activity.

According to the report, the country’s economic resilience was largely attributed to the recovery of non-oil exports and the projected increase in investment activity, particularly in foreign investment and infrastructure projects.

Fitch’s outlook for Egypt is slightly more cautious than that of the Egyptian government, which has set a target growth rate of 4.2% for FY2024/2025, and the IMF, which expects a 4.1% growth.

The forecast remains more optimistic than the World Bank’s forecast of just 3.5% growth.

Fitch does not foresee a further weakening of the Egyptian pound (EGP) against the U.S. dollar, citing improved investor sentiment and market interventions.

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The trade exchange value between Egypt and Indonesia reached $1.39 billion during the first 10 months of 2024, compared to $1.38 billion during the same period in 2023, according to the latest data released by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS).

Egypt’s exports to Indonesia amounted to $109.5 million during this period, a slight decrease from $115 million in the same period of 2023.

Meanwhile, Egypt’s imports from Indonesia maintained a stable value of $1.3 billion during both periods.

The main Egyptian exports to Indonesia during the first 10 months of 2024 included salt, sulfur, and cement, valued at $55 million; fruits, at $12 million; vegetables and plants, at $11 million; mineral ores, at $8 million; and electrical machinery and equipment, at $5 million.

On the other hand, the primary imports from Indonesia comprised animal fats, oils, and greases, valued at $703 million; coffee, tea, and spices, at $92 million; iron and steel, at $74 million; electrical machinery and parts, at $62 million; and vehicles, tractors, and their parts, at $50 million.

Indonesian investments in Egypt rose to $1.2 million in the 2022/2023 fiscal year, up from $956,000 in 2021/2022.

However, Egyptian investments in Indonesia dropped significantly, recording $54.2 million in 2022/2023 compared to $179.9 million in 2021/2022.

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President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi announced a series of initiatives at the 11th Summit of the Developing Eight (D-8) Organization for Economic Cooperation to strengthen collaboration and promote economic growth among member states.

El-Sisi introduced plans to establish a Diplomatic Leadership Network to connect directors of diplomatic institutes across member countries. The network aims to build capacity and address global challenges. He also announced the launch of an electronic competition for pre-university students to encourage innovation in science, engineering, and applied technology.

To enhance economic cooperation, El-Sisi proposed creating a network for economic think tanks in D-8 countries to exchange ideas and strategies for increasing trade and investment. He also announced periodic meetings for health ministers, with Egypt hosting the first in 2025 to discuss advances in healthcare technologies.

President El-Sisi confirmed Egypt’s intention to ratify the D-8 Preferential Trade Agreement, highlighting the importance of trade among member states to drive economic growth.

Taking over the D-8 presidency from Bangladesh, El-Sisi commended Bangladesh’s leadership. El-Sisi called on member states to work together to tackle shared challenges, including funding shortages, technological gaps, and unemployment.

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President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi opened the 11th Summit of the Developing Eight (D-8) Organization for Economic Cooperation on Thursday in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital. Held under the theme “Investing in Youth and Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises: Shaping the Economy of Tomorrow,” the summit brought together leaders from member states, developing nations, and international organizations to address pressing global challenges and promote economic collaboration.

In his opening address, President El-Sisi emphasized the central role of youth in shaping the future of developing nations and underscored the importance of collective action to achieve sustainable development goals.

“I welcome you all to Egypt, particularly to the New Administrative Capital, a symbol of cultural, developmental, and economic progress,” said President El-Sisi. “Today’s summit focuses on investing in youth, the main pillar of our member countries in the present and future.”

During the summit’s inaugural session, President El-Sisi assumed the rotational presidency of the D-8 Organization, succeeding Bangladesh. He commended Bangladesh’s leadership and acknowledged the efforts of the organization’s Secretary-General, Izziaka Abdul Qadir Imam, for his dedication in preparing for the summit.

President El-Sisi called on member states to strengthen cooperation to address shared challenges, including funding shortages, technological divides, rising poverty, and unemployment.

Key Initiatives Announced

As part of Egypt’s presidency, President El-Sisi unveiled a series of initiatives aimed at fostering innovation, cooperation, and sustainable development among the D-8 member states:

1. Diplomatic Leadership Network: Establishing a network for directors of diplomatic institutes to enhance capacity-building and address contemporary global challenges.

2. Educational Innovation: Launching an electronic competition for pre-university students in science, engineering, and applied technology across member states to promote innovation among youth.

3. Economic Think Tank Collaboration: Creating a network for economic think tanks in D-8 countries to share ideas and strategies for boosting trade and investment.

4. Health Sector Meetings: Initiating periodic meetings for health ministers of the D-8 countries, with Egypt hosting the first session in 2025 to explore mutual benefits in advancing healthcare technologies.

President El-Sisi also announced Egypt’s intention to ratify the D-8 Preferential Trade Agreement, reaffirming the importance of enhancing intra-member trade to stimulate economic growth.

The Egyptian President emphasized the role of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as engines of economic development and highlighted Egypt’s readiness to share its successful initiatives, such as the Hayah Karima and Takaful and Karama programs, which have significantly improved infrastructure and social welfare in the country.

“We seek to support and develop small and medium enterprises within the framework of achieving sustainable development goals,” El-Sisi noted.

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The 11th D-8 Summit has officially kicked off in Cairo on Thursday, with world leaders and high-level delegations from member states in attendance. Here's a concise guide to understanding the summit and its implications.

What is the D-8 Organization?

The D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, also known as Developing-8, is a coalition of eight developing countries: Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Turkey. Established in 1997, the group's primary goal is to enhance economic cooperation among member states.

What is the Theme of the 11th Summit?

The summit's theme is "Investing in Youth and Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises: Shaping Tomorrow's Economy." This focus underscores the importance of empowering youth and promoting SMEs as drivers of economic growth and innovation.

Why is Egypt Hosting the Summit?

Egypt assumed the D-8 chairmanship in May 2024 and will lead the organization until the end of 2025. Hosting the summit allows Egypt to showcase its leadership and commitment to fostering economic collaboration among member nations.

Who is Attending the Summit?

The summit will see the participation of leaders from member countries, including heads of state and senior officials. Their attendance highlights the significance of the event in promoting international economic cooperation.

What are the Expected Outcomes?

Key discussions will revolve around enhancing trade relations, attracting investments, and developing joint initiatives to support youth and SMEs. The summit aims to produce actionable strategies that contribute to the economic advancement of member states.

How Does the Summit Benefit Egypt?

Egypt is a central player in regional economic affairs by hosting the summit. The event offers opportunities to strengthen trade partnerships, attract foreign investments, and collaborate on projects that align with Egypt's economic development goals.

What is the Significance of the D-8 Group?

D-8 countries have a combined population exceeding one billion and a total GDP exceeding $4 trillion. The organization serves as a platform for member states to collaborate on economic policies, trade, and development projects, enhancing their positions in the global economy.

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Egypt is hosting the 11th Summit of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation in Cairo underscoring Egypt's commitment to enhancing economic collaboration among member states. President El-Sisi is set to participate in the opening of the summit.

The D-8, established in 1997, comprises Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Turkey. Collectively, these nations represent a substantial market with a combined population exceeding one billion and a total GDP that accounts for almost 4 trillion dollars, 1.5 trillion dollars of exports, and 110 billion dollars of intra-trade.

The summit's theme, "Investing in Youth and Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises: Shaping Tomorrow's Economy," reflects a forward-thinking agenda fostering sustainable economic development. By focusing on youth empowerment and SME support, Egypt aims to drive innovation, create employment opportunities, and stimulate economic growth within the D-8 community.

The summit witnesses the participation of several heads of state and government, including Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. Their presence signifies the summit's importance and opens avenues for bilateral discussions on the sidelines, further strengthening Egypt's diplomatic and economic ties within the D-8 framework.

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Element List Explanation
Introduction The Board of Directors of the Red Sea International Company is pleased to invite
the shareholders to attend and vote in the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting (First Meeting), which is scheduled to take place at 06:30 PM on Thursday 09/01/2025 corresponding to 09/07/1446, through the use of modern communication technologies.

City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting Through the use of Modern Technology from the Company's Headquarter in Riyadh
Hyperlink of the Meeting Location Click Here
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2025-01-09 Corresponding to 1446-07-09
Time of the General Assembly’s Meeting 18:30
Methodology of Convening the General Assembly’s Meeting Via modern technology means
Attendance Eligibility, Registration Eligibility, and Voting End Shareholders who are registered in the issuers shareholders record at the Depositary Center by the end of the trade session prior to the general assembly meeting and in accordance with the laws and regulations. The shareholder has the right to delegate whomever other than the board of directors. The right to register a name to attend the general assembly meeting ends at the time of convening the general assembly meeting. The attendees right to vote on the items of the assembly’s agenda ends upon the end of screening the votes by the Screening Committee.
Quorum for Convening the General Assembly's Meeting the extraordinary General Assembly meeting shall be valid only if attended by shareholders representing at least (50%) of the Share capital. If such quorum is not attained in the first meeting, a second meeting shall be held one hour after the lapse of time set for the first meeting. The second meeting shall be valid if attended by any number of shareholders representing (25%) of the Share Capital.
General Assembly Meeting Agenda 1- vote on amending the Company's Articles of Association to ensure alignment with the new Companies Law, including renumbering of the Company’s Articles of Association to conform with the proposed changes pursuant to this Board Resolution (attached) .
2- vote on amending Article (4) of the Company’s Articles of Association, pertaining to participation and ownership in companies (attached) .

3- vote on amending Article (6) of the Company’s Articles of Association concerning the duration of the Company (attached) .

4- vote on amending Article (21) of the Company’s Articles of Association concerning the authorities of the Board of Directors (attached) .

5- vote on amending Article (23) of the Company’s Articles of Association, relating to the authorities of the Chairman, the Vice Chairman, the Managing Director, and the Board Secretary (attached) .

6- vote on amending Article (49) of the Company’s Articles of Association, concerning the Company’s dividends distribution (attached) .

7- vote on the amendment Corporate Governance Charter (attached)

8- vote on the amendment Board of Directors Charter (attached) .

9- vote on the amendment Audit Committee Charter (attached) .

10-vote on the amendment Remuneration and Nominations Committee Charter (attached) .

11- vote on the amendment Remuneration Policy (attached) .

12- vote on the amendment Board Membership Policy and Standards (attached) .

13- vote on the amendment Dividends Distribution Policy (attached) .

Proxy Form
The shareholder right in discussing the assembly agenda topics, asking questions, and exercising the voting right The Shareholder has the right to discuss the items stated in the meeting Agenda, and to direct questions and all Shareholders registered on Tadawulaty website has the right to vote on the meeting Agenda Items (electronic voting) through the link: https://www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Details of the electronic voting on the Assembly’s agenda Registered shareholders on Tadawulaty may electronically vote on the agenda items starting from 01:00 am, Sunday, 05/01/2025, corresponding to 05/07/1446 and until the General Assembly Meeting adjourns. Registration and voting shall be available free of charge for all shareholders through Tadawulaty services by using the following link:
https://www.tadawulaty.com.sa

Method of Communication in Case of Any Enquiries In case of any inquiries, you can
communicate with Shareholder Relations

through:

Phone: 0115206767

Email: compliance@redseaintl.com

Additional Information Non
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Abu Dhabi Ports Group has begun developing the infrastructure of Safaga Terminal, affiliated with “Nawatom Ports”, overlooking the Red Sea coast, which will be the first international terminal in Upper Egypt. The group has commissioned Hassan Allam Company to develop the port’s infrastructure. Abu Dhabi Ports Group has invested around $349 million in Egypt over the past three years, including the establishment of the Safaga Terminal, affiliated with “Nawatom Ports”, the acquisition of three maritime companies, “Transmar”, “TCI” and “Safina”, as well as plans to develop a Ro-Ro terminal in Ain Sokhna.

The group has also signed long-term concession agreements to develop and operate cruise ship terminals in Safaga, Hurghada, Ain Sokhna and Sharm El Sheikh.

The Safaga terminal covers an area of ​​approximately 810 thousand square meters, and includes a container handling yard with a capacity of up to 450 thousand standard containers, a capacity of up to 5 million tons of general and bulk cargo, and 1 million tons of liquid bulk cargo, and facilities for handling container ships with a capacity of up to 50 thousand vehicles, in addition to common areas.

The multi-purpose terminal will also include administrative facilities, workshops, warehouses and government facilities, and infrastructure works will be implemented, including the construction of roads, public service facilities and security systems Safety.

The project will include a 48,000 square metre concrete yard, an 80,354 square metre container handling terminal, supported by the necessary infrastructure, as well as an area of ​​up to 66,360 square metres for handling general and bulk cargo.

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, witnessed this morning at the Cabinet headquarters in the New Administrative Capital, the signing ceremony of three cooperation protocols between the governorates of Cairo, Giza, and Qalyubia, each separately, and the National Press Authority; regarding the payment of debts owed to the three governorates by a number of national press institutions, namely: Al-Ahram, Al-Akhbar, and Dar Al-Tahrir for Printing and Publishing, and benefiting from these press institutions in the field of printing, publishing, and advertising. The three protocols were signed by: Dr. Ibrahim Saber Khalil, Governor of Cairo, Eng. Adel El-Naggar, Governor of Giza, Eng. Ayman Attia, Governor of Qalyubia, with Eng. Abdel Sadek El-Shorbagy, Chairman of the National Press Authority. Following the signing, the Prime Minister stressed that the state is always keen to provide full support to media organizations, the National Press Authority and its national press institutions, in order to carry out their assigned role in performing their tasks and mission, while seeking to remove any obstacles that hinder the efforts made to develop these national press institutions, especially with regard to working to improve their economic situation, in light of the many accumulated challenges that are currently being dealt with with all seriousness, including the file of paying accumulated debts, within the framework of the government's efforts to establish a comprehensive and final settlement to the problem of financial entanglements between various entities and institutions, in a way that reduces the burden on public finances, and achieves a better financial situation for these institutions subject to entanglements. In turn, the head of the National Press Authority stressed that signing the cooperation protocols today comes within the framework of the desire to pay the financial dues of the three press institutions: Al-Ahram, Al-Akhbar, and Dar Al-Tahrir for Printing and Publishing, in light of the state's policy of paying debts owed by economic entities and national press institutions. He added: The Authority's signing of these protocols today comes from the fact that the National Press Authority is an independent body with a legal personality, and is responsible for managing national press institutions and working to develop them and grow their assets and ensure their modernization, independence, neutrality, and commitment to sound professional, administrative, and economic performance, and in light of the keenness to pay any debts owed to them, and based on the desire of all parties to the protocol to establish an agreement framework to find appropriate solutions to pay those debts owed.

Under the terms of the three protocols, the National Press Authority, on behalf of each of the three governorates, undertakes to take contracting procedures with the national press institutions affiliated with it; to provide all the requirements of those governorates in terms of various types of services in the fields of printing, publishing, advertising, and others.
The Authority, through the national press institutions, also prints, installs and maintains the billboards located on the ring road within the governorate, according to the model provided by the project consultant affiliated with the governorate, after the governorate renovates the walls of the properties, paints them and prepares them for placing billboards on them.

The three press institutions are responsible for providing all the needs of the three governorates and all the neighborhoods located in them from publications, forms, records, notebooks and any other requirements according to the needs of the governorates’ work, including (publishing, advertising, advertisements and printing), in addition to subscriptions to the national newspapers for the daily newspapers of the governorate’s sectors.

It was also agreed upon the method of paying the debts owed to the governorates by the three national press institutions; whereby 50% of the total value of each publishing, printing or other operation carried out by any of the press institutions for the benefit of any of the three governorates will be paid, in exchange for deducting a percentage equal to 50% of the total value of each operation carried out by any of the press institutions or companies affiliated with the National Press Authority, in payment of the debt owed to them.

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Becom, a company specialized in the production of solid biofuel (Billets), plans to establish a new factory in the Obour area on an area ranging between 2,000 and 3,000 square meters, with investments amounting to EGP 50 million.

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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi today inaugurated the Developing Eight (D8) Summit for Economic Cooperation, which is being held in the Egyptian Administrative Capital under the title "Investing in Youth and Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises: Towards Shaping the Economy of Tomorrow", in the presence of leaders of the organization's member states and a number of leaders of developing countries and regional and international organizations.
The Egyptian President delivered a speech - after his country took over the rotating presidency of the organization from Bangladesh - in which he focused on ways to enhance cooperation between developing countries in facing international challenges, noting that these challenges hinder the achievement of their people's aspirations for prosperity and development.
He pointed out that with the lack of funding, the exacerbation of debts, the widening digital and knowledge gap, and the high rates of poverty, hunger and unemployment, especially among young people, developing countries find themselves in great difficulty in achieving acceptable progress and growth.
The Egyptian President stressed that confronting these complex challenges requires concerted efforts to enhance joint cooperation and implement joint projects and initiatives in various fields, most notably: communications and information technology, the digital economy, artificial intelligence applications, agriculture, manufacturing industries, new and renewable energy, especially green hydrogen, in addition to supporting and developing small and medium enterprises, calling for the exchange of expertise and successful experiences to achieve sustainable development goals.

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The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank and the African Development Fund have approved loans worth €139.68 million to Côte d'Ivoire to finance an ambitious project, improve skills and employ young people. The financing, approved by the Board of Directors of the two institutions yesterday, includes a contribution of €126.32 million from the African Development Bank, in addition to €13.36 million from the Group's concessional loan window. The financing aims to support Ivorian youth by equipping them with skills that are in line with labor market needs, encouraging entrepreneurship, developing small and medium enterprises, and enhancing the social and professional integration of young people.

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The Egyptian Stock Exchange indices varied at the end of trading on Thursday, the end of the week's sessions, as the main index rose alone, driven by the rise of leading stocks led by the Commercial International Bank - Egypt (CIB), Ezz Steel, EFG Holding Group, Edita Food Industries, and Juhayna Food Industries, while the EGX 70 and EGX 100 indices declined, amid trading amounting to EGP 3.8 billion, and the market capitalization gained EGP 2 billion at EGP 2.230 trillion.

The "EGX 30" index rose by 0.08% to close at 30,526 points, the "EGX 30 Capped" index fell by 0.07% to close at 37,573 points, and the "EGX 30 Total Return" index jumped by 0.08% to close at 13,420 points.

The EGX 70 Equal Weight Index for small and medium-sized enterprises fell by 0.11% to close at 8,410 points, the EGX 100 Equal Weight Index fell by 0.05% to close at 11,532 points, and the Sharia Index fell by 0.04% to close at 3,134 points.

The Saudi Stock Exchange main index closed today down 68.61 points to close at 11892.44 points, with trades worth 10.9 billion Saudi riyals.

The volume of traded shares - according to the Saudi Press Agency's daily economic bulletin for the Saudi Stock Exchange - amounted to 476 million shares, in which the shares of 51 companies recorded an increase in their value, while the shares of 185 companies closed down.

The shares of Savola Group, Misk, Sinomi Centers, Bawan, and Al Baha were the most rising, while the shares of Fitaihi Group, Al Arabiya, Ayan, Raydan, and Eastern Pipes were the most declining in trading, with the rates of increase and decrease ranging between 9.97% and 6.68%.
While the shares of Al Baha, Saudi Aramco, Anaam Holding, Shams, and Savola Group were the most active in terms of volume, the shares of Saudi Aramco, Al Rajhi, Savola Group, Alinma, and Riyadh Cables were the most active in terms of value.
The Saudi Parallel Stock Index (Nomu) closed today up 247.96 points to close at 31,444.21 points, with trades worth 54 million Saudi riyals, and the number of traded shares reached 4 million shares.

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Fitch Ratings Wednesday revised the outlook of the Sultanate of Oman from stable to positive, and affirmed the credit rating of the country at 'BB+'. This is attributed to the continued reduction of government and state-owned entities (SOEs) debt, growing record of fiscal prudence and the accumulation of net sovereign foreign assets.

The agency projects Oman's budget to post a surplus of 2% of GDP in the current year (2024). It forecasts the surplus to narrow to 0.7% in 2025 and to turn to a minor deficit of 0.2% in 2026. This assumes Brent oil price of USD 70 per barrel in 2025 and USD 65 in 2026. The agency estimates Oman's fiscal breakeven Brent oil price at USD 67-70 per barrel.

Further, Fitch Ratings projects Oman's non-oil primary balance to continue to gradually improve with spending moderation and strengthened tax collection. It estimates the non-oil primary deficit as a share of non-oil GDP at 27% in 2024, down from 43% in 2020 and forecasts it to reach close to 24% in 2026.

Additionally, the agency projects overall GDP growth of 1.8% in 2024, after 1.2% in 2023, supported by non-oil growth of 3.7%. Domestic consumption, robust foreign investment and tourism will maintain non-oil growth above 3% in 2025 and 2026.

Fitch Ratings projects government debt/GDP will fall to 34% of GDP at end-2024 and 33.3% by 2026 from 37.5% at end-2023 and 68% in 2020. The agency expects Oman to have reduced external debt by nearly USD 2.8 billion in 2024 to USD 26.6 billion (24% of GDP).

External debt repayments by government and SOEs have assuaged liquidity risks and Oman’s sovereign net foreign assets position of foreign assets + FX reserves - government debt) strengthened to close to 10% of GDP in 2024, from -9% of GDP in 2020.

The agency affirmed that the credit rating of the Sultanate of Oman could be upgraded if the country maintains a prudent fiscal stance consistent with a decline in government debt/GDP, growth of non-oil revenues as well as external buffers.

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Oman oil price (February delivery 2025) today reached 72.83 US Dollars, comprising a drop by 74 cents compared to the price of yesterday “Wednesday” which stood at 73.57 US Dollars.

The average price of Oman oil (December delivery 2024) stabilized at 74.82 US Dollars per barrel, thus 1.33 US Dollars per barrel higher than November delivery 2024.

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The 12th session of Omani-Turkish Joint Committee, held in Muscat today, discussed areas of investment and economic cooperation between the two countries.

The Omani side was headed by Qais Mohammed Al Yousef, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, while Mehmet Simsek, Minister of Treasury and Finance of the Republic of Türkiye, headed his country’s side.

Al Yousef commended the historically deep-rooted relations between the two countries, which, he said, were recently embodied by the visit of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to the Republic of Türkiye. He described the two countries’ relationship as a “model of fruitful cooperation".



“This session is pursuance of efforts made to enhance economic and commercial relations, based on Royal directives,” said Al Yousef, noting that the meeting would help augment the volume of commercial exchange and encourage the establishment of joint economic projects through the Omani-Türkiye joint investment fund that was launched during the visit of His Majesty the Sultan to the Republic.

Al Yousef stressed that the Sultanate of Oman is developing cooperation among educational institutions to enhance research and innovation in the fields of technology, healthcare, food security and other areas. He said that Turkish investments in the Sultanate of Oman grew by 328.5 percent during 2023, noting that the number of Turkish companies operating in Oman went up by 68 percent.

For his part, Mehmet Simsek stressed the need to accelerate negotiations about the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the GCC states and Türkiye. He said that ‘the comparative advantage’ of the Sultanate of Oman serves as an encouraging factor for the attraction of Turkish investments in many areas like defence industries, artificial intelligence and mining.



The meeting showed that lucrative sectors for joint cooperation include renewable energy, logistics, tourism, converting industries and agriculture. It also touched on negotiations for an envisaged GCC- Türkiye free trade agreement.

The two sides also discussed the importance of trade and investment forums targeting the promotion of private sector industrial products and the importance of showcasing available investment opportunities through chambers of commerce in cooperation with the ministries concerned.

Oman is keen to consolidate bilateral relations and explore new vistas of partnership with Türkiye in a manner that achieves common interests and supports sustainable development for the Omani and Turkish peoples.

Omani exports to the Republic of Türkiye until July 2024 stood at RO 51.7 million, while the total imports of the Sultanate of Oman from the Republic of Türkiye until July 2024 reached RO 131.2 million.

By August 2024, the number of registered companies that have Turkish stake stood at 849.

The volume of commercial exchange between the two countries by the end of 2023 stood at about RO 315 million.



By the end of 2023, Oman and Türkiye signed 12 agreements and memoranda of understanding related to framing economic, commercial and technical cooperation. Those included the "agreement on encouragement and mutual protection of investments", the agreement on "avoidance of double taxation" and memoranda of understanding for cooperation between the chambers of commerce, in addition to other pacts in the fields of tourism, agriculture, air transport and the environment.

The meeting session attended by Dr. Saleh Said Masan, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion for Commerce and Industry, Pankaj Khimji, Advisor for Foreign Trade and International Cooperation at the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, Mehmet Hakimoğlu, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkiye to the Sultanate of Oman, and other officials from both sides.

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Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) general index (30) today gained (38.3) points, comprising a rise by (0.86%) to close at (4508.73) points, compared to the last session, which stood at (4470.39) points.

The trading value today stood at (RO 4,626,587), comprising a rise by (14.25%), compared to the last session, which stood at (RO 4,049,442).

The report released by MSX pointed out that the market value went up by (0.241%) to reach about (RO 27.32) billion.

The report added that the value of shares bought by non-Omani investors reached (RO 491,000), comprising (10.62%). The value of shares sold by non-Omani investors reached (RO 1,259,000), comprising (27.22%). The net non-Omani investment fell by (16.61%) to (RO 768,000).

Company Name : Gadwa For Industrial Development
ISIN Code : EGS3JM11C012
Reuters Code : GDWA.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the purchase of treasury stocks on 19/12/2024.

Release from the Company (206 KB)

Company: ELSWEDY ELECTRIC
Symbols: EGS3G0Z1C014
Reuters: SWDY.CA
Content: Decisions of the Board of Directors' meeting held on 19/12/2024

Company's Framework (109 KB)
The BoD Decisions (123 KB)

Company Name : Atlas for Investment & Food Industries
ISIN Code : EGS071L1C018
Reuters Code : AIFI.CA
Content :
Disclosure Form for the BoD & the shareholders' structure until 04/12/2024

The Disclosure Form (2,043 KB)

Sinai Cement (SCEM.CA) A release from the company
Company Name : Sinai Cement
ISIN Code : EGS3C401C014
Reuters Code : SCEM.CA
Content :
With reference to the release published on the trading screens on 19/12/2024 regarding the summary of the Extraordinary General Assembly resolutions held on 18/12/2024, a statement was received from the company regarding the amendment of articles (4,55) of the company's articles of association.

News Attachment (188 KB)

Company Name : Capital for Securitization
ISIN Code : EGB69611S0J8 - EGB69611S0K6 - EGB69611S0L4 - EGB69611S0M2 - EGB69611S0N0 - EGB69611S0O8
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC3P4ACF - EGBCPSC3P4BCF - EGBCPSC3P4CCF - EGBCPSC3P4DCV - EGBCPSC3P4HCV - EGBCPSC3P4WCV
Content :
Bondholder's minutes held on 2024/11/24

Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche A Apr 2025
Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche B Jul 2025
Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche C Oct 2025
Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche D Apr 2026
Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche H Oct 2026
Capital For Securitization 3rd Issue 4th Pro Tranche W May 2027

Bondholder's Minutes (after Certification) (3,565 KB)

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Element List Explanation
Introduction Gulf Union Al Ahlia Cooperative Insurance Co. announces obtaining Insurance Authority ’s final approval on a product (Comprehensive Insurance of Motor Vehicles Financially Leased to Individuals) for Individuals in Saudi Arabia.
under the product ID No. (P-GUAH-1-I-24-056)

Element List Explanation
Date of Receiving the Approval 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Letter Number Notification by E-mail
Letter Date 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Approved Product\ Products Comprehensive Insurance of Motor Vehicles Financially Leased to Individuals

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Introduction Tihama Advertising, Public Relations and Marketing Company announces the decision of its Board of Directors No. 16 dated 18 / 06 /1446 corresponding to 19 /12 / 2024 approving the resignation of the Audit Committee member Mr. Ryan Muhammad Al-Eid from the membership of the Audit Committee, provided that the resignation is effective from the date of submitting the resignation due to his special circumstances.
It is worth noting that Mr. Ryan Mohamad Al-Eid was appointed to the Audit Committee on 12/12/2024 by the decision of the Board of Directors to form the Audit Committee for the new session that began on 27 / 11 / 2024 for a period of 3 Gregorian years ending on 26 / 11 /2027

Element List Explanation
Name of Resigning Member Mr. Ryan Mohamed Al Eid
Resignation Submission Date 2024-12-17 Corresponding to 1446-06-16
Resignation Effective Date 2024-12-17 Corresponding to 1446-06-16
Reasons for Resignation For his special circumstances
Resigning Member Start Date 2024-12-12 Corresponding to 1446-06-11

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Date of Publishing the Previous Announcement Sought to be Corrected on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement Click Here
Incorrect statements in the previous announcement 1- Approve of the appointment of Deloitte as the company's auditor from among the candidates based on the Audit Committee's recommendation. The appointed auditor shall examine, review and audit the second, third quarter and the annual financial statements, of the fiscal year 2024, and the first quarter of the fiscal year 2025, and determine their fees in the amount of SAR 8,322,600 excluding the VAT.
Correct Statement 1- Approve of the appointment of Deloitte as the company's auditor from among the candidates based on the Audit Committee's recommendation. The appointed auditor shall examine, review and audit the (first, second, and third) quarters and annual financial statements of the fiscal year 2025, (first, second, and third) quarters and annual financial statements of the fiscal year 2026 (first, second and third) quarters and annual financial statements of the fiscal year 2027, and (first) quarter of 2028, and determine their fees in the amount of SAR 8,322,600 excluding the VAT.

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Introduction In reference to the announcement of the Almujtama Alraida medical company on the Saudi Tadawul website on June 9, 2024, that it had signed a (non-binding) memorandum of understanding with Meem Alif Investment Company on June 6, 2024, the company would like to clarify some details related to the memorandum of understanding to the shareholders.
Previous Announcement Almujtama Alraida Medical Co. announces the signing of a (non-binding) memorandum of understanding with Meem Alif Investment Company
Date of Previous Announcement on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2024-06-09 Corresponding to 1445-12-03
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement on the Saudi Exchange Website Click Here
Latest Developments Of The Announced Event The company would like to report that a letter has been received from Meem Alif Company stating the following:
1- The name of the company was changed from Meem Alif Investment Company to Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan Investment Company.

2- Changing and amending the percentages of partners in it according to the following:

Previous partners:

1- Rakan Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 50%

2- Ghada Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 25%

3- Yara Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 25%

Current partners:

1- Muhammad Abdullah Rashid Abunayan, 51%

2- Rakan Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 16%

3- Khaled Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 11%

4- Ghada Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 11%

5- Yara Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan, 11%

With confirmation that Muhammad Abdullah Abunayyan Investment Company is committed to everything contained in the memorandum of understanding signed with Meem Alif Investment Company on June 6, 2024 AD.

Note that Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Abunayan is a major shareholder in the leading community medical company and owns 9.18% as of the date of this announcement.

The costs associated with the event, and if they have changed or not with indication of the reasons. None
Delay consequences on the Company’s financial results None

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Introduction Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. is pleased to announce the signing of a joint memorandum of cooperation with the Hail Region Development Authority and the Ta’alum Education Support Association.
This collaboration aligns with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to ensure equal access to education. It reflects the shared commitment of the parties to provide educational opportunities for children of families benefiting from social security, who represent the strong pillars upon which the nation’s achievements are built, both now and in the future. Furthermore, it supports community development efforts by empowering individuals, communities, and institutions through enhanced cooperation in the field of social responsibility.

This collaboration reflects Altharwah Albashariyyah Co.'s commitment to enhancing its role and contribution to social responsibility in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The agreement was officially signed on 17/06/1446H, corresponding to 18/12/2024, under the gracious patronage and in the presence of His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Saad bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Hail Region, along with several dignitaries, educational institutions, companies, and supporting organizations.

Memorandum Signing Date 2024-12-18 Corresponding to 1446-06-17
Counterparty Hail Region Development Authority and the Ta’alum Education Support Association
Memorandum Subject In reference to the efforts of the Hail Region Development Authority in launching initiatives and programs aimed at contributing to the region's development, and to achieve fruitful strategic cooperation between the parties to engage supporters across various fields—most notably in the education and empowerment of children from social security beneficiary families—this partnership seeks to maximize contributions within the region by providing scholarships for children of social security families, enabling them to enter the job market, and transforming them from being dependents into productive assets that contribute to the growth of the national economy in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.
Areas of Cooperation and the Role of Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. in This Cooperation:

• Providing Training and Qualification Programs: Delivering 400 training and qualification courses for children of social security beneficiary families supported by the third party (Ta’alum Education Support Association).

• Collaborative Development and Implementation: Working closely with the first and third parties (Hail Region Development Authority and Ta’alum Education Support Association) to develop and implement programs and projects targeting social security beneficiaries, based on mutually agreed coordination among all parties.

Shared Areas of Cooperation:

1. Enhancing cooperation to support the children of social security beneficiaries.

2. Joint collaboration between the parties to provide training and development programs for this group, aiming to prepare them for the labor market.

3. Participating in forums, conferences, festivals, and specialized exhibitions organized by either party.

4. Joint efforts to establish strategic partnerships to contribute to providing job opportunities for graduates from social security beneficiaries, based on the capabilities of each party.

5. Conducting joint research and studies in fields related to social security beneficiaries.

6. Reviewing and sharing activities that could represent opportunities for collaboration between the parties, coordinating the best methods for achieving them.

7. Committing to the agreed standards and attending regular meetings.

Obligations of the Parties:

• The parties agree that this memorandum is non-binding and does not create any contractual obligation or financial liability for any party towards the others.

• Each party agrees to bear responsibility for any commitments or expenses incurred by them in the course of cooperation and implementation of the provisions of this memorandum.

• The parties agree that prior to implementing this memorandum, each party must obtain the necessary approvals.

Memorandum Duration The term of this memorandum is one (1) calendar year, commencing from the date of signing by the parties. It will automatically renew for an equivalent term unless one party notifies the other of its desire not to renew at least sixty (60) days prior to the expiration date.
Related Parties None
Financial Impact There is no financial impact
Additional Information The company will announce any material developments regarding this memorandum in due time

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Introduction The Board of Directors of Anaam International Holding Group Company is pleased to invite the honorable shareholders to participate and vote in the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting (first meeting) through modern technological means, God Almighty willing, at exactly six thirty in the evening on Tuesday 07/14/1446 AH corresponding to 01/14/ 2025 AD, to discuss and vote on the Assembly’s agenda .
City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting The company's headquarters - Jeddah - (by means of modern technology) .
Hyperlink of the Meeting Location Click Here
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2025-01-14 Corresponding to 1446-07-14
Time of the General Assembly’s Meeting 18:30
Methodology of Convening the General Assembly’s Meeting Via modern technology means
Attendance Eligibility, Registration Eligibility, and Voting End Shareholders who are registered in the issuers shareholders record at the Depositary Center by the end of the trade session prior to the general assembly meeting and in accordance with the laws and regulations.
The right to register a name to attend the general assembly meeting ends at the time of convening the general assembly meeting. The attendees right to vote on the items of the assembly’s agenda ends upon the end of screening the votes by the Screening Committee.

Quorum for Convening the General Assembly's Meeting According to Article (30) of the company’s bylaws, the extraordinary general assembly meeting will not be valid unless it is attended by shareholders representing (half of the shares) of the company that have at least voting rights. If the quorum necessary to hold this meeting is not available, the second meeting will be held an hour after The period specified for holding the first meeting has expired, and the second meeting will be valid if attended by a number of shareholders representing (a quarter) of the company’s shares that have voting rights at least.
General Assembly Meeting Agenda To vote on amending the company’s shares according to the following:
• The nominal value of the share before the amendment: 50 halalas (0.50) Saudi riyals

• The nominal value of the share after the adjustment: 10 Saudi riyals

• Number of shares before the amendment: 630,000,000 shares

• Number of shares after modification: 31,500,000 shares

• There is no change in the company's capital before and after the stock modification process..

• Effective date: If the clause is approved, the division decision will be effective for all the company's shareholders who own shares on the day of the extraordinary general assembly and are registered in the company's shareholder register with the Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa) at the end of the second trading day following the date of the general assembly. The extraordinary decision in which he decided to amend the shares. The effect of the decision will be applied to the share price starting from the business day following the meeting, provided that the number of shares in shareholders’ portfolios is applied at the end of the second trading day following the date of the extraordinary general assembly meeting in which it was decided to amend the shares .

• Amending Article No. (6) of the Company's bylaws, relating to the company's capital (attached).

• Amending Article No. (7) of the Company's bylaws, relating to subscription to shares (attached).

Proxy Form
The shareholder right in discussing the assembly agenda topics, asking questions, and exercising the voting right Shareholders may raise questions and inquiries related to the General Assembly during the meeting via the broadcasting link that will be forwarded to the shareholders via Tadawulaty service .
Shareholders can remotely vote on the Extra Ordinary General Assembly Meetings agenda via (E-voting service) through Tadawulaty using the following link:

https://www.tadawulaty.com.sa

Details of the electronic voting on the Assembly’s agenda The shareholders registered in Tadawulaty services may vote on the items of the Extra General Assembly agenda online starting from 01:00 AM Friday 10/01/2024 corresponding to 10/07/1446 and shall continue until the end of The Assembly meeting.
Please note that registration in Tadawulaty service and voting is provided free of charge for all shareholders through the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa

Method of Communication in Case of Any Enquiries In the event of any inquiries, please contact the Relations with External Relations Tel: 0126623000 Ext. 450 or 201 - Email: Skhair@anaamgroup.com
Attached Documents

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Introduction Multi Business Group Co. Announces Contract Sign-Off with Naif Arab University for Security Sciences for Renovation of the Artificial Intelligence Center Building Exceeding Value (10%) of the Company`s Total Revenues for the Financial Year 2023 AD
Date of Announcement of the Award 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Contract Subject Matter Renovation of the University's Artificial Intelligence Center Building
The Entity with Which the Contract was Signed Naif Arab University for Security Sciences
Date of Signing the Contract 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Contract Value Exceeding (10%) of the Company`s Total Revenues for the Financial Year 2023 AD
Contract Details Renovation of the University's Artificial Intelligence Center Building includes Construction, Architectural & Fit-out Works, and Electrical & Mechanical Engineering
Contract Duration 9 Months
Financial Impact and the Relevant Period This Contract is Expected to have a Positive Financial Impact on the Company`s Financial Results for the Year 2025 AD
Related Parties NA
Additional Information The Date in the Contract is (04-11-2024) AD & the Necessary Signatures Were Completed and a Copy of the Contract Was Received on (18-06-1446) AH Corresponding to (19-12-2024) AD

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Introduction The Board of Directors of Enma Alrawabi Company have recommended initiating the regulatory procedures in accordance with the regulations of the Capital Market Authority (CMA), Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), and other applicable regulations, enabling the company to purchase up to 500,000 (five hundred thousand) ordinary shares for the purpose of holding them as treasury shares. This decision will be voted on during the upcoming Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting (EGM), which will be announced in due course. The assembly will also approve the required amendments to the company's bylaws and authorize the share purchase. This will be conducted in accordance with the requirements and conditions stipulated in Article 17 of the Implementing Regulations of the Companies Law for listed joint-stock companies. A solvency report, prepared by the company's external auditor, will accompany the invitation to the EGM for final approval of this process.
Board of director’s recommendation date 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Purpose of Purchase Retaining them as treasury shares to allocate them under the employee stock program, pledge them, sell them as needed, or exchange them in acquisition transactions.
Purpose of Purchase (If the Purpose to Keep the Shares as Treasury Shares) The company clarified that the purchased shares will be held as treasury shares. The company reserves the right to allocate them under the Employee Stock Program, pledge, sell as needed, or exchange them for acquisitions, in accordance with the regulations of the CMA, Tadawul, and other relevant laws.
Number of Shares to be Bought 500000
Shares Class and type Ordinary shares
Method of Financing the Purchasing Process The purchase will be financed through the company’s internal resources.
Current Percentage of the Treasury Shares at the Company out of the Total Class of Shares Purchased 0%
Approvals and Meeting the Conditions of Financial Appropriateness Extraordinary General Assembly Approval must be Obtained for the shares buy-back transaction, also financial solvency requirements contained in Implementing Regulations issued pursuant to the Companies Law shall be fulfilled
Voting Right Purchased Shares Shall not Have Voting Rights in the General Assembly’s Meetings

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Introduction Saudi Awwal Bank announces the resignation of Mr. Stephen Moss from his position as a member of the Board of Directors as of 19/12/2024G, corresponding to 18/06/1446H. The resignation will take effect on 31/12/2024G corresponding to 30/06/1446H, and follows his resignation from HSBC Group.
The Members of the Board of Directors expressed their gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Stephen Moss for his efforts during his time on the Board of Directors, wishing him continued success.

Element List Explanation
Resigned Member Name Mr. Stephen Moss
Membership Type Non- Executive
Resignation Submission Date 2024-12-19 Corresponding to 1446-06-18
Resignation Effective Date 2024-12-31 Corresponding to 1446-06-30
Membership Starting Date for the Resigned Member 2023-01-01 Corresponding to 1444-06-08
Reasons of Resignation Due to his resignation from HSBC Group.

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Announcement Detail In reference to the Saudi Reinsurance Company’s (the "Company") announcement on the Saudi Exchange website dated 02/06/1446H (corresponding to 03/12/2024G) regarding the Board of Directors' calling to its shareholders to attend the Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting, which includes the increase of the company's capital, (first meeting) to be held at 19:00 on Tuesday, 23/06/1446H, corresponding to 24/12/2024G, via modern technology,
The Company would like to remind its esteemed shareholders that the electronic voting on the assembly’s agenda items will start at 01:00 Friday 19/06/1446H (corresponding to 20/12/2024) and will continue until the end of the assembly meeting, noting that registration and voting via Tadawulaty services are available and free of charge to all shareholders at the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa

For any inquiries regarding the assembly or its agenda items, please contact the Investor Relations Department during official working hours from 08:00 to 16:00.

Investor Relations Contact Information:

Phone: +966 11 510 2000, Ext. 181

Email: invest@saudi-re.com

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Announcement Detail Theeb Rent a Car Company has inaugurated its new branch in the city of Makkah, located in Al-Nawariyah District on Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah Road, next to Nama Charity Association. This step comes as part of the company's efforts to strengthen its branch network and implement its strategy of continued expansion across various cities in the Kingdom.
The new branch in the city of Makkah represents a valuable addition to Theeb Rent a Car’s network in the Western Region, bringing the total number of branches in the region to 17, including two branches in Makkah. This expansion increases the total number of the company's branches across the Kingdom to 61. This step reflects Theeb’s commitment to covering various regions and enhancing its presence in cities throughout Saudi Arabia.

Theeb Rent a Car is one of the leading car rental companies in Saudi Arabia and the region. Its extensive experience and leadership have earned it numerous local and international certifications. The company offers a wide range of car rental solutions and services, including both long-term and short-term rentals. It serves a broad customer base, encompassing individuals, corporations, and various sectors.

With over 33 years of accumulated expertise, Theeb Rent a Car has been a key player in the car rental industry since its establishment in 1991. The company currently operates 61 branches, 14 of which are located in international and regional airports, and manages a fleet exceeding 33,000 vehicles.

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization First issue Fifth program Tranche B Dec 2026
ISIN Code : EGB69611S600
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC1P5BCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.9109589045
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 2.01265094882

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization First issue Fifth program Tranche A Jan 2025 FR
ISIN Code : EGB69611S592
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC1P5ACF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22.75%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.1628531558
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 8.42841567839

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 1st Iss 3rd Prog Tranche D Aug 2025
ISIN Code : EGB69611S386
Reuters Code : CAPSEC1P3D=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 19.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.114445204
Coupon Number : 24
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 2.0000000000

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 3rd Iss 3rd Pro Tranche D Jun 2025 FR
ISIN Code : EGB69611S659
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC3P3DCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.8897260269
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 3.0000000000

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 7th Issu Tranche C Dec 2026
ISIN Code : EGB69611S345
Reuters Code : CAPSEC07C=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 18.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.5712328755
Coupon Number : 24
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 7th Issu Tranche B Dec 2025
ISIN Code : EGB69611S337
Reuters Code : CAPSEC07B=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 18.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.6323427383
Coupon Number : 24
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 6.67325852109

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 2nd Iss 5th Pro Tranche A Jun 2025
ISIN Code : EGB69611S816
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC2P5ACF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 29.1%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.4264445538
Coupon Number : 7
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 11.13703328274

In implementation of Article (20) of the rules for listing and delisting securities, the Egyptian Exchange announces receiving a request on 19/12/2024, to list the securitization bonds issued from Capital For Securitization - the First issuance of the Ninth program where the listing documents are being fulfilled to be presented to the Listing Committee, the details of the listing request are as follows

Nominal securitization bonds against financial rights and deferred payments that are tradable, non-callable and non-convertible bonds, with a total amount of EGP 478,000,000 in one issuance over three tranches, through a 100% private placement for financial institutions, entities with financial solvency, natural and legal persons

The announcement shall be published for a period of five working days from its date, in implementation of the provisions of Article (20) of the rules for listing and delisting securities issued by the Board of Directors of the Financial Regulatory Authority No. (11) On 22/1/2014 and its executive procedures and their amendments

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 2nd Iss 5th Pro Tranche B May 2027
ISIN Code : EGB69611S824
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC2P5BCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 29.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 2.5054794526
Coupon Number : 7
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 2nd Iss 3rd Pr Tranche D Apr 2026 F R
ISIN Code : EGB69611S501
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC2P3DCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 23.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.5994726027
Coupon Number : 15
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 6.0000000000

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 2nd Iss 5th Pro Tranche C Mar 2029
ISIN Code : EGB69611S832
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC2P5CCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 30%
Coupon Amount : EGP 2.5479452068
Coupon Number : 7
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 18/ 12/2024
Company Name: Misr Kuwait Investment & Trading Co.
Position: Board of Directors
Transaction: Sell
Number of Shares: 112000

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 3rd Iss 3rd Pro Tranche W Aug 2026 FR
ISIN Code : EGB69611S675
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC3P3WCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 23.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.9746575327
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 3rd Iss 3rd Pro Tranche H Dec 2025 FR
ISIN Code : EGB69611S667
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC3P3HCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.9109589055
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 18/ 12/2024
Company Name: S.A.E Contact Financial Holding
Position: Reward and motivation system for employees
Transaction: Buy
Number of Shares: 100000

Issuer Name : Capital For Securitization 3rd Iss 3rd Pro Tranche C Dec 2024 FR
ISIN Code : EGB69611S642
Reuters Code : EGBCPSC3P3CCF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22.05%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.2247287684
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 30/12/2024
Coupon Payment Date : 31/12/2024
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 12.0000000000