Egypt: Unirab incurs 67% YoY higher losses in 2024
The reported net losses were compared with EGP 14.914 million in 2023.
Revenues hiked by 49.87% to EGP 96.966 million last year from EGP 64.700 million at the end of December 2023.
Meanwhile, the basic loss per share increased by 67.30% YoY to EGP 0.266 in 2024 from EGP 0.159.
In the first nine months of 2024, Unirab's net losses jumped by 49.95% YoY to EGP 17.439 million from EGP 11.666 million.
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