Company Name : Al Tawfeek Leasing Company-A.T.LEASE
ISIN Code : EGS676N1C015
Reuters Code : ATLC.CA
Content :
A release from the company regarding the semi annual form for the capital increase proceeds in accordance to the Article 52 of Listing Rules, on company's responsibility.

Release from the Company (1,398 KB)

Company Name : Egyptians For Housing Development & Reconstruction
ISIN Code : EGS65341C017
Reuters Code : EHDR.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the semi-annual disclosure form for the use of the capital increase proceeds.

Release from the Company (775 KB)

Company Name : EFG Corp-Solutions
ISIN Code : EGB610D1L047
Reuters Code : EGBHRSL2P1CV
Content :
Statement from the company regarding the return rate on Coupon No (5) from 30/04/2025 to 01/06/2025.
EFG CorpSolutions 2nd Issue 1st Pro Oct 2029 VR.

Release from the Company (134 KB)

Company Name : GTEX For Commercial And Industrial
ISIN Code : EGS59U92C011
Reuters Code : GTEX.CA
Content :
AGM minutes before certification
Assembly Date : 29/04/2025

AGM Minutes (176 KB)

Company Name : EFG Corp-Solutions
ISIN Code : EGB610D1S034
Reuters Code : EGBHRSL01CV
Content :
Statement from the company regarding the return rate on Coupon No. (9) from 30/04/2025 to 01/06/2025
EFG Corp-Solutions The First Issuance June 2025 V.R

Release from the Company (131 KB)

Company Name : Golden Textiles & Clothes Wool
ISIN Code : EGS32161C019
Reuters Code : GTWL.CA
Content :
AGM and EGM minutes before certification
Assembly Date : 30/04/2025

AGM Minutes (before Certification) (1,902 KB)

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The National Bank of Poland cut its key interest rate to 5.25% at its May 2025 meeting, as expected, to mark the first cut since October 2023. The Lombard and deposit rates were also lowered to 5.25% and 4.25%. The cut was prompted by falling inflation, a slowdown in wages and signs of economic weakness in early 2025 amid uncertainties related to demand, the labor market, energy prices and fiscal policy. Inflation slowed to 4.2% in April from 4.9% in March, reflecting, among other factors, lower fuel prices and the fading of the effect of the previous year’s VAT hike on food. Despite growth in industry, there were declines in retail sales and construction. Unemployment remained low, but corporate employment fell slightly and wages weakened. The central bank said further decisions would depend on inflation and economic activity.

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The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 0.7% to close at 25,161 on Wednesday, a one-month high, lifted by easing global trade tensions and a dovish U.S. policy backdrop that bolstered financial and tech shares. Tech led gains, with Shopify climbing 1.6% and Constellation Software rising 1.7%, while major banks—including RBC, Brookfield, BMO, Scotiabank, and Manulife—advanced more than 0.6% each. On the earnings front, Barrick Gold gained 1.2% after reporting stronger-than-expected Q1 profits. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Carney’s first meeting with U.S. President Trump, which both described as constructive, though no specific trade policy changes were announced, still eased concerns of escalating trade tensions. Hopes for de-escalation were reinforced by plans for U.S. and Chinese officials to meet in Switzerland this weekend. Meanwhile, the Fed held rates steady and maintained its balance sheet runoff, though it flagged rising economic uncertainty amid ongoing trade frictions.

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US stocks ended higher on Wednesday as investors weighed the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady and monitored developments in US-China trade tensions. The S&P 500 added 0.4%, while the Nasdaq 100 rose 0.3%, while the Dow Jones gained 297 points. As expected, the Fed kept its benchmark rate at 4.25%-4.5%, with Chair Jerome Powell signaling a cautious stance, saying risks to both inflation and unemployment have increased. Powell emphasized that uncertainty remains high and the Fed is in no rush to cut rates without clearer economic data. Meanwhile, hopes for a breakthrough in upcoming US-China trade talks remained low, Nvidia rose 2.4% on reports of possible easing in chip trade rules. Disney jumped 10.9% on strong streaming growth, while Alphabet fell 7.5% as Apple (-1.4%) eyes AI search alternatives.

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The Ibovespa edged 0.1% lower to close at 133,398 on Wednesday as investors turned cautious ahead of monetary policy decisions in Brazil and the U.S. Sentiment was weighed by the Fed’s unanimous decision to hold rates at 4.25–4.50%, alongside warnings that sticky inflation and rising unemployment risks cloud the outlook. WEG, BRF, and Rumo Logيstica dropped between 0.9% and 1.8%, while Raia Drogasil plunged 14.1% after weak Q1 results. On the data front, Brazil’s industrial output rose 3.1% in March from a year earlier, up from a revised 1.5% in February and beating expectations of 1.4%. Meanwhile, markets increasingly expect Copom to limit its next hike to 50 bps, setting the Selic peak at 14.75%. News of upcoming U.S.-China trade talks offered some support, though investors remained cautious ahead of the central bank decision.

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The Central Bank of Brazil raised its Selic rate by 50bps to 14.75% in May 2025, aiming to bring inflation closer to the target. While its primary goal is price stability, the decision also seeks to reduce economic fluctuations and support full employment. Economic activity and labor market indicators continue to show dynamism, though growth is moderating and both headline and underlying inflation remain above target. Market inflation forecasts for 2025 and 2026, as determined by the Focus survey, remain above the target at 5.5% and 4.5%, respectively, while Copom’s inflation projection for 2026 stands at 3.6% in the reference scenario. The Committee remains cautious and ready to adjust its policy as conditions evolve. The external environment remains adverse and particularly uncertain, especially due to US trade policy, which is fueling concerns about the magnitude of the global economic slowdown, heterogeneous effects on inflation and conduct of monetary policy.

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The benchmark KOSPI rose 0.2% to close at 2,579 points on Thursday, marking its third straight session of gains to stay near six-week highs, led by battery stocks. The index also tracked Wall Street’s overnight gains after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged. Meanwhile, investors remained cautious ahead of US-China trade talks in Switzerland, At home, the government plans to execute 70% of the 13.8 trillion-won extra budget within three months to swiftly support the economy and exporters. South Korea’s finance minister also said authorities would closely monitor financial and foreign exchange markets amid ongoing trade negotiations and geopolitical tensions. Among battery makers, LG Energy Solution climbed 1.6%, while Samsung SDI added 0.4%. Notable gains extended to shipbuilding stocks, including Hyundai Heavy Industries (1.7%) and Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (2.5%).

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The Nikkei 225 Index closed 0.4% higher at 36,928 on Thursday, reversing losses from the previous session, with technology stocks leading the gains following similar moves on Wall Street overnight.Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling a cautious approach and ruling out a preemptive rate cut in response to the potential economic impacts of tariffs. On the domestic front, minutes from the latest Bank of Japan meeting indicated that the central bank would continue raising interest rates if its economic and inflation projections materialize. However, some policymakers expressed concerns about the risks posed by evolving US trade policies. Gains in the technology sector were led by Disco (5.7%), Lasertec (4%), Tokyo Electron (2.05%), Advantest (3.7%), and Mercari (3.7%).

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The S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 0.2% to close at 8,192 on Thursday, extending gains from the previous session ,Elsewhere, the US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling a cautious approach and ruling out a preemptive rate cut in response to the potential economic impacts of tariffs. Leading gains on the ASX were NAB (1.4%), Northern Star Resources (2.4%), Evolution Mining (2%), and Zip Co (0.8%). In corporate news, Pro Medicus jumped 3.4% after the medical imaging platforms maker secured a A$20 million , five-year contract with the University of Iowa Health Care.

Company Name : Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
ISIN Code : EGS3I1D1C015
Reuters Code : UPMS.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.
The Release (406 KB)