The Egyptian Exchange revealed the most important data and disclosures for some companies during today’s session (21/04/2026). The highlights are as follows:
BIG Trade and Investment recorded a consolidated net loss of 5,021,850 EGP during 2025, compared to a net loss of 57,275,404 EGP in 2024.
EGX 30 Index ETF reported a net profit of 37,258,336 EGP for 2025, compared to 17,707,976 EGP in 2024.
Gas Egypt announced a cash dividend distribution of 0.500 EGP per share (coupon no. 41), payable starting 06/05/2026. The right to the dividend transfers to buyers until the end of trading on 03/05/2026.
Tasaheel for Factoring announced a cash dividend distribution of 0.0713437843 EGP per share (coupon no. 3), payable starting 07/05/2026. The right to the dividend transfers to buyers until the end of trading on 04/05/2026.
Transactions were executed on shares of the Egyptian Gulf Bank, totaling 68,228 shares with a value of 1,365,699 EGP, as part of an employee incentive and reward system.
A transaction was executed on shares of Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payments, totaling 750,000 shares with a value of 14,325,000 EGP, as part of an employee incentive and reward system.
EFG Hermes successfully completed its advisory role in executing an Accelerated Bookbuild (ABB) for the sale of a secondary stake in Valu, a leading financial technology company in Egypt. The transaction included offering 53.8 million shares, representing approximately 2.55% of Valu’s total shares.
Hisham Talaat Moustafa, CEO and Managing Director of Talaat Moustafa Group Holding, announced the opening of reservations for the “The Spine” project with flexible payment systems extending up to 15 years. The National Bank of Egypt participates in the project with a 24.5% stake, and the total capital reaches 69 billion EGP. Reservations start Tuesday with a down payment beginning at 1.4% of the unit value.
Key Economic News:
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly held a meeting to follow up on measures to ensure a sufficient stock of goods and to improve governance of the subsidy system targeting eligible citizens.
The Prime Minister also reviewed developments in establishing a global hub for storage, supply, and trade of grains and oils in Egypt, including discussions with several countries to create logistics centers to enhance food security.
The Prime Minister met with Christophe Périllat, CEO of Valeo, to review the company’s R&D center and its role in developing artificial intelligence applications.
Minister of Petroleum Karim Badawi met with the Chairman of the Defense and National Security Committee in Parliament to coordinate efforts in securing energy supplies.
The Petroleum Minister also met with Apache Corporation to discuss investment incentives and operational improvements to increase production.
Additionally, the Minister met with Eni representatives to follow up on exploration and production activities and enhance cooperation.
Minister of Transport Kamel El-Wazir chaired the general assembly of MOT Investment and Development. The company achieved revenues of 3.7 billion EGP in 2025, up from 1.9 billion EGP in 2024, marking a growth rate of about 95%.
Minister of Housing Randa El-Menshawy followed up on infrastructure and road development projects in industrial zones in New October City, covering approximately 11,000 feddans.
The Housing Minister also presented the ministry’s strategy before the parliamentary Housing Committee.
The Ministry of Housing participated in Egypt Urban Week 2026, discussing innovation in inclusive housing in cooperation with UN-Habitat.
Minister of Communications Raafat Hindi inaugurated Valeo’s artificial intelligence development center in Smart Village.
The Ministers of Tourism and Health discussed a joint strategy to improve medical services for tourists and enhance Egypt’s competitiveness in medical tourism.
Minister of Planning reported that Suez Canal revenues increased by 19% year-on-year, with a 24.2% growth in the second quarter of FY 2025–2026, reflecting recovery in global trade movement. Total vessel tonnage rose by 16% during the first half of the fiscal year.
A roundtable was held to support the industrial zone of the Suez Canal Economic Zone in cooperation with the OECD, aiming to attract investments and improve the business environment.
Egypt’s Deputy Foreign Minister met with a French Treasury delegation to enhance development cooperation between Egypt and France.
The Central Bank of Egypt withdrew liquidity worth 68.950 billion EGP through open market operations at an interest rate of 19.50%.
CAPMAS reported that air cargo increased to 38.8 thousand tons in December 2025, compared to 35.7 thousand tons in December 2024, a rise of 8.7%.
The Head of the Industrial Development Authority discussed facilitating industrial licensing procedures and supporting investors in coordination with the Federation of Egyptian Industries.
The Egyptian Drug Authority met with L’Oréal Egypt to strengthen investment in the cosmetics sector.
Al Attal Holding plans to launch a real estate investment fund valued at 2.8 billion EGP as a step toward a potential stock market listing.
The company also stated it aims to be among the first to adjust real estate prices in response to recent market changes.
