The Egyptian Exchange revealed the most prominent data and disclosures of some companies during today’s session, April 5, 2026, as follows:
Eastern Company (Eastern Tobacco) achieves net standalone profits of 6 billion EGP for the transitional period: 01/07/2025 to 31/12/2025
The financial results of Eastern Company for the transitional period from July 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025 showed net standalone profits of 6,048,733,000 EGP compared to 5,382,337,000 EGP for the period from July 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
Heliopolis Housing and Development achieves net profits of 2.7 billion EGP during 2025
The annual consolidated results of Heliopolis Housing and Development Group for 2025 showed net profits of 2,705,324,081 EGP compared to 2,559,832,567 EGP in 2024.
Pioneers Properties for Urban Development (PRI Group) achieves consolidated net profits of 674 million EGP during 2025
The annual consolidated results of Pioneers Properties for Urban Development PRI Group for 2025 showed net profits of 674,303,642 EGP compared to 1,265,926,150 EGP in 2024.
Jadwa Industrial Development achieves consolidated net profits of 503 million EGP during 2025
The annual consolidated results of Jadwa Industrial Development for 2025 showed net profits of 503,377,819 EGP compared to 1,620,677,746 EGP in 2024.
Upper Egypt General Contracting and Real Estate Investment achieves consolidated net profits of 92 million EGP during 2025
The annual consolidated results of Upper Egypt General Contracting and Real Estate Investment (SCCD) for 2025 showed net profits of 92,887,233 EGP compared to 92,127,205 EGP in 2024.
Nasr Civil Works achieves net profits of 60 million EGP during 2025
The annual results of Nasr Civil Works for 2025 showed net profits of 60,347,386 EGP compared to 68,149,596 EGP in 2024.
Filing of a voluntary tender offer by a consortium to purchase 20% of Alexandria Spinning and Weaving (Spinalex)
A statement from the Financial Regulatory Authority announced the filing of a voluntary tender offer by a consortium consisting of New Construction Chemical (NCC) S.A.E. and Ascom Real Estate Investment S.A.E. to acquire shares of Alexandria Spinning and Weaving (Spinalex), up to 72,072,572 shares representing about 20% of the company’s capital, at a price of 15 EGP per share. The offer is currently under review by the Authority.
Lotus Agricultural Development and Investment achieves net profits of 8 million EGP during 2025
The annual results of Lotus Agricultural Development and Investment for 2025 showed net profits of 8,133,359 EGP compared to 28,732,096 EGP in 2024.
Key Economic News
Prime Minister follows up on the availability of strategic commodities in markets and preparations for the current local wheat procurement season
Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly continued holding regular meetings to follow up on the availability of various strategic commodities in markets, as well as preparations for the current season of local wheat procurement, in addition to reviewing the fertilizer distribution system.
Prime Minister follows up with the Minister of Finance on several work files
Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly met with Minister of Finance Mr. Ahmed Kouchouk to follow up on several ministry work files. The Prime Minister emphasized the state’s utmost priority to secure sufficient financing to meet the country’s basic needs, as well as to strengthen partnerships with the business community, improve services, and implement a balanced fiscal policy aimed at driving growth and ensuring financial and economic stability.
Minister of Foreign Affairs receives a delegation from the American Chamber of Commerce in Cairo to discuss ways to enhance economic and investment partnership between Egypt and the United States
Dr. Badr Abdelatty, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptians Abroad, received a delegation from the American Chamber of Commerce in Cairo headed by Mr. Omar Mohanna, Chairman of the Chamber, to discuss ways to support the economic partnership between Egypt and the United States, contributing to strengthening the strategic partnership between the two countries. This comes within the arrangements for the Chamber’s delegation visit to Washington as part of the annual “Door Knock Mission.”
Central Bank of Egypt: Net international reserves record 52.830 billion USD at the end of March 2026
The Central Bank of Egypt announced that net international reserves reached 52.830 billion USD at the end of March 2026, compared to 52.745 billion USD at the end of February 2026, an increase of 85 million USD.
Central Bank issues sukuk worth 3 billion EGP
The Central Bank will issue fixed-yield sukuk worth 3 billion EGP tomorrow, Monday, with semi-annual coupon payments. These bonds will mature on April 7, 2029, according to the Bank’s official website.
Vice Chairman of the Egyptian Exchange holds talks with the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation to support training and education initiatives
As part of the Egyptian Exchange’s plan to strengthen partnerships with national institutions and achieve the state’s sustainable development goals in line with Egypt’s Vision 2030, Vice Chairman Mohamed Sabry met with Dr. Alaa Ashmawy, Chairman of the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation, to discuss joint cooperation in training and financial literacy initiatives and supporting social responsibility. The meeting was attended by Saad Rawash, Director of Institutional Training Accreditation, and Lobna Hussein, Director of Social Responsibility.
Small Projects Development Authority cooperates with the Jordanian Enterprise Development Corporation to encourage economic integration between the two countries
The Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises Development Authority and Entrepreneurship organized a series of online meetings in cooperation with the Jordanian Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), attended by officials from both sides and representatives of relevant ministries and authorities, including the General Authority for Investment, the Industrial Development Authority, the Commercial Representation, the Drug Authority, the General Organization for Export Control, the General Organization for Standards and Quality, and the Customs Authority.
