According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 16/02/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 16 February 2027 issued on 17/02/2026 with an additional EGP 49,917,775,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP100,202,425,000 (distributed over 4,008,097 bills at a par value of EGP25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 17/02/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980G2R11

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 16/03/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 15 December 2026 issued on 16/12/2025 with an additional EGP 60,590,575,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 115,394,800,000 (distributed over 4,615,792 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 17/03/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980FCQ15

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 16/03/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 16 June 2026 issued on 17/06/2025 with an additional EGP 24,425,125,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 179,945,075,000(distributed over 7,197,803 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 17/03/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980G6Q18

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 16/03/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 15 September 2026 issued on 16/09/2025 with an additional EGP 51,839,475,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 191,142,900,000 (distributed over 7,645,716 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 17/03/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980F9Q17

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on '16'/03'/2026, including their request to add this issue of Treasury Bills 16 March 2027 issued on 17/03/2026 amounted to EGP 16,398,050,000 distributed over 655,922 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000 To EGX trading system with a discount rate of 22.999%
The above-mentioned issue will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 17/03/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code:EGT9980G3R10

Company Name : Kafr El Zayat Pesticides
ISIN Code : EGS38411C012
Reuters Code : KZPC.CA
Content :
A release from the FRA indicating that the Authority has no objection to the publication of the disclosure report prepared in accordance with the provisions of Article (48) of the Listing Rules of EGX regarding the decision of the company's Board of Directors held on 05/03/2026.

Release from FRA (1,136 KB)

Issuer Name : Drive Finance&Non Banking Services 1st Iss 1st p Tranche B Jun 2027
ISIN Code : EGB7CNX1L027
Reuters Code : DRVFN1P1B=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 13.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.3057534247
Coupon Number : 46
Coupon Date : 30/03/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 31/03/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 1.6666666667

Issuer Name : Bokra Taskeek The First Issuance April 2032 V.R
ISIN Code : EGB69881L018
Reuters Code : EGBKRSK01CV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 22.3984675464057%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.7796
Coupon Number : 11
Coupon Date : 29/03/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/03/2026

Company Disclosures
ICON – Engineering Industries for Construction
Net consolidated profit in 2025: EGP 1.06 billion, compared to EGP 1.27 billion in 2024.

Cairo Housing & Development
Net consolidated profit in 2025: EGP 598.7 million, compared to EGP 1.17 billion in 2024.

Giza General Contracting & Real Estate Investment
Net consolidated profit in 2025: EGP 141 million, compared to EGP 71.6 million in 2024.

Unipak – Universal Packaging & Paper Materials
Net consolidated profit in 2025: EGP 13 million, compared to EGP 94 million in 2024.

Delta Printing & Packaging
Net profit in 2025: EGP 73.5 million, compared to EGP 69.9 million in 2024.

EAC – Egyptian Arab (Thmar) Securities & Bonds Trading
Net profit in 2025: EGP 24.5 million, compared to EGP 30.8 million in 2024.

Major Economic News
Bus Manufacturing Boom: Cabinet Media Center highlighted a surge in bus production meeting local demand and boosting exports, part of Egypt’s vehicle localization strategy.

Petroleum Financing: PM Mostafa Madbouly chaired a meeting with Finance Minister Ahmed Kojok and Petroleum Minister Karim Badawi to secure financial allocations for petroleum needs.

Electricity Sector Review: PM met Electricity Minister Mahmoud Assem to discuss progress on the unified electricity grid and other sector files.

Industrial & Commercial Chambers Meeting: PM met chamber heads to review challenges amid regional military escalation, especially energy sector pressures.

Program & Performance Budgeting: Deputy PM Hussein Issa followed up on the rollout of program-based budgeting to improve efficiency and oversight.

Customs Facilitation: Finance Minister Kojok announced exceptional customs facilities for transit shipments, exempting them from prior registration (ACI).

Investment in Chemicals: Investment Minister Mohamed Farid Saleh met Draschem Chemicals to follow up on Egypt’s first free zone for sodium cyanide production, with USD 200 million investment.

Exports to Gulf Continue: Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade denied any suspension of exports to Gulf countries, confirming continuity via Safaga Port despite Hormuz closure.

Tourism Cooperation: Tourism Minister Sherif Fathy met South Sinai Governor Ismail Kamal in Sharm El-Sheikh to strengthen tourism sector collaboration.

Women’s SME Financing: SME Development Agency CEO Basel Rahmy announced EGP 18.7 billion financing for women-led projects between 2014–2025, funding 934,000 projects.

Fitch Outlook on Construction: Fitch Solutions projected Egypt’s construction sector growth accelerating to 6.6% by FY 2027/2028, averaging 6.3% annually through 2035, driven by infrastructure and urban projects.

Fitch on Banks’ FX Assets: Net foreign assets of Egyptian banks rose to USD 14.5 billion by Jan 2026, the highest since 2012.

Fitch on Bank Profits: Slight decline in bank profitability expected in 2026 due to lower interest rates, though oil price increases may add inflationary pressures.

Issuer Name : Alkan Finance Sukkuk 1st Iss Feb 2030 VR
ISIN Code : EGB67AQ1L013
Reuters Code : EGKALSK01CV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 24.4036355316718%
Coupon Amount : EGP 2.00578
Coupon Number : 12
Coupon Date : 29/03/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/03/2026

Company Name : The Arab Ceramic CO.- Ceramica Remas
ISIN Code : EGS3C151C015
Reuters Code : CERA.CA
Content :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 09/03/2026 regarding the invitation to the Ordinary General Assembly scheduled to be held on 31/03/2026, a clarification was received from the company.

Release from the Company (660 KB)

Source: Al-Mal

Ahmed Kojok, Minister of Finance, reviewed the implementation status of the social protection package, explaining that EGP 18.5 billion has been disbursed since the package was launched in February 2026 to support eligible beneficiaries and vulnerable groups.

He added that:

EGP 6 billion was allocated to provide an additional EGP 400 cash support for 10 million families registered on ration cards.

EGP 1.6 billion was allocated as additional cash support for beneficiaries of the Takaful and Karama program, the Child Pension, and Rural Pioneers.

EGP 3 billion was allocated as “additional support” for treatment at the state’s expense and for critical cases on waiting lists.

EGP 4.3 billion was disbursed to expedite the first phase of the Decent Life initiative, targeting completion of 1,000 projects.

EGP 3.5 billion was allocated to the Egyptian Sugar and Integrated Industries Company to pay dues owed to sugarcane farmers.

The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) issued on Sunday, March 15, 2026, the annual bulletin of postal services statistics for 2024/2025. Key indicators included:

Savings Fund
Deposits reached EGP 166.2 billion in 2024/2025, compared to EGP 121.5 billion in 2023/2024, an increase of 36.8%.

Pensions Paid
Total pensions disbursed amounted to EGP 200.4 billion in 2024/2025, compared to EGP 179.5 billion in 2023/2024, an increase of 11.6%.

Current Accounts
Deposits reached EGP 367.8 billion in 2024/2025, compared to EGP 249.5 billion in 2023/2024, an increase of 47.4%.

Stamps and Forms Sold
Sales at postal units amounted to EGP 382.5 million in 2024/2025, compared to EGP 335.8 million in 2023/2024, an increase of 13.9%.

Postal Service Units
The number of post offices reached 4,719 in 2024/2025, compared to 4,643 in 2023/2024, an increase of 1.6%.

Electronic Payment Service
The number of electronic payment service units nationwide was 7,513 in 2024/2025, compared to 9,286 in 2023/2024, a decrease of 19.1%. (This system enables financial transactions and balance inquiries electronically.)

The Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) highlighted the latest report by Fitch Solutions titled “Egypt Construction Outlook”, which projects positive prospects for Egypt’s construction sector amid infrastructure and urban expansion projects through 2035.

Sector Growth Outlook
Egypt’s construction growth reflects its drive to develop infrastructure networks and strengthen economic capacity through strategic investments. Fitch expects real growth in construction to accelerate:

4.1% in FY 2024/2025

5.6% in FY 2026/2027

6.6% in FY 2027/2028
Over the medium term, average annual growth is projected at 6.3% between 2026–2035, supported by economic recovery, urbanization, and rising demand for transport, energy, and infrastructure networks.

Infrastructure & Urban Development
Strong activity continues in industrial and urban development projects, including mixed-use developments that expand urban growth and meet rising demand for residential, commercial, and service spaces.

Transport Infrastructure
Outlook remains positive with ongoing investments in container terminals and port expansions on the Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts, reinforcing Egypt’s role as a regional hub for transshipment and logistics.
Egypt is also advancing modern rail projects, including a 2,000 km high-speed rail network connecting about 60 cities at speeds up to 230 km/h, improving transport efficiency and reducing travel times.

Energy & Utilities
Investment opportunities are expanding in renewable energy (wind, solar, green hydrogen) and water infrastructure (desalination and treatment). Egypt aims for renewables to account for over 60% of electricity generation by 2040, with private sector participation driving new projects.

Drivers of Growth
Lower inflation, rising private investment, demographic trends, housing shortages, and government incentives are expected to sustain construction activity.

Scale of Infrastructure Projects
Infrastructure projects valued above USD 30 million represent 34.5% of Egypt’s total construction project value, amounting to USD 166.6 billion, underscoring infrastructure’s central role in sector growth.

Suez Canal Economic Zone
The SCZone continues to attract industrial and logistics investments, leveraging Egypt’s strategic location and expanding special economic zones, boosting demand for industrial buildings and related infrastructure.

Major Urban Projects
Large-scale urban development projects will remain key drivers, including the New Administrative Capital, Alam El Roum, and Ras El Hekma Peninsula on the northwest coast. Alongside these coastal megaprojects, other housing, commercial, and tourism initiatives are expected to sustain construction growth in the coming years.

Source: Al-Mal

DP World Group announced record financial results for 2025, driven by strong performance across ports, terminals, and logistics services, while continuing to expand operational capacity and strengthen its global presence.

The Group recorded revenue growth of 22%, reaching USD 24.4 billion, while adjusted EBITDA rose 18% to USD 6.4 billion, with a profit margin of 26.3%, supported by resilient port and terminal operations and expansion in logistics.

Net profit increased sharply by 32.2% to USD 1.96 billion, reflecting the impact of operating leverage and disciplined cost management. Operating cash flows rose 14% to USD 6.3 billion.

Issa Kazim, Chairman of the Group, commented: “We succeeded in achieving resilient profits and strong cash flows despite a global environment marked by high uncertainty and shifting trade dynamics. This performance reflects the strength of our integrated platform and its ability to adapt to rapid changes in global supply chains.”

CEO Yuvraj Narayan highlighted exceptional performance in ports and terminals, supported by higher handling volumes, improved yields, and disciplined cost management. Revenue per twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) rose 8.5% year-on-year.

The Group continued to expand capabilities through logistics services and its unified operating model “One DP World,” focusing on operational excellence, disciplined capital allocation, and execution to support customers amid short-term volatility, while investing for sustainable long-term growth.

Financial efficiency improved, with return on capital employed rising from 8.9% in 2024 to 9.9% in 2025, reflecting stronger profitability despite ongoing geopolitical and trade uncertainty.

Capital expenditure rose to USD 3.1 billion in 2025, compared to USD 2.2 billion in 2024, supporting capacity expansion and productivity improvements across global ports. Total handling capacity increased to 109 million TEUs.

For 2026, the Group allocated nearly USD 3 billion in capital spending, focusing on strategic projects at key sites including Jebel Ali, Drydocks World, Tuna Tekra in India, London Gateway, Ndayane in Senegal, and Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.

On sustainability, the Group reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 14% compared to 2022, with about 67% of global electricity needs now sourced from renewables. Operations in GCC countries contributed significantly to overall performance.

In Egypt, DP World achieved strong results in 2025, with Ain Sokhna Port handling a record 1.1 million TEUs. The Group also inaugurated the Sokhna logistics zone, a 300,000 m² integrated facility with USD 85 million investment, supporting manufacturing and boosting exports.

Additionally, DP World is developing an advanced cold storage facility with USD 29 million investment inside the El Sewedy Industrial Development Complex, to enhance exports of agricultural products and frozen foods.

Rizwan Soomar, CEO of DP World for the Indian Subcontinent, Central Asia, the Levant, and Egypt, stated: “The strong financial performance reflects continued trade growth across the region, translating into direct gains for the Egyptian economy through increased investment, new opportunities for local businesses, enhanced exports, and access to new regional and global markets.”