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Egypt Today
12-02-2025
- Business
- Egypt Today
Wednesday bourse trading ends on mixed note
Cairo – February 12, 2025: The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) ended today's session with a mixed performance with the EGX 70 slipping amid Egyptian and Arab selling. Benchmark index EGX 30 was up by 0.33 percent to end the session with 29,661.99 points, followed by the Shariah index with a growth of 0.18 percent to reach 3,103.77 points. EGX 100 inched itself into the green by 0.02 percent to 11,405.26 points. EGX 70 dropped 0.14 percent to close with 8,330.53 points. Wednesday trading saw 2.44 billion shares with a turnover of LE 3.49 billion. Market capitalization was recorded at LE 2.1891 trillion. Trading in securities saw Egyptian and Arab traders as net sellers with LE 222.23 million and LE 139.41 million, respectively. Foreign investors as net buyers with LE 361.64 million. The top gains of the session were by Cairo Oils & Soap which grew by 8.42 percent, The Egyptian Modern Education Systems by 6.28 percent, and Credit Agricole Egypt by 5.01 percent. Other notable gains were Arabian Food Industries DOMTY by 4.36 percent, GB Corp by 3.46 percent, and Palm Hills Development by 3.11 percent. The largest losses of the session were by Gogreen for Agricultural Investment which continues to drop during its first week of trading, slipping by 8.51 percent, El Nasr For Manufacturing Agricultural Crops by 4.93 percent, and Rakta Paper Manufacturing by 4.65 percent. Other notable drops were by Fawry for Baking Technology and E-payments by 2.21 percent, Obour Land for Food Industries by 2.17 percent, and EGYTRANS by 2.09 percent.
Egypt Today
06-02-2025
- Business
- Egypt Today
EGX back in the green amid regional buying to add LE 14.9B to market cap.
Cairo – February 6, 2025: Pushed by regional investor purchasing, the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) was able to rally and close on a positive note this Thursday. Benchmark index EGX 40 was up by 0.93 percent to return to the 30k zone, closing the session with 30,011.84 points. The Shairah index grew by 0.74 percent to reach 3,166.02 points. EGX 70 increased by 0.81 percent to 8,609.99 points, followed by EGX 100 climbing 0.68 percent to end the session with 11,731.98 points. Thursday trading saw 2.1 billion shares exchanged with a turnover of LE 3.105 billion. Market capitalization was recorded at LE 2.2215 trillion, adding around LE 14.9 billion compared to Wednesday's close of LE 2.2066 trillion. Trading on securities saw Egyptian and Arab investors as net buyers with LE 45.45 million and LE 74 million, respectively. Foreign traders were net sellers with LE 113.4 million. The top gains of the session were by Cairo Oils & Soap which climbed by 18.18 percent, Gadwa for Industrial Development by 6.89 percent, and South Valley Cement by 6.88 percent. Notable company gains were Eastern Company which was up by 6.6 percent, Sidpec by 3.6 percent, and Telecom Egypt by 2.4 percent. The largest losses of the session were by Middle & West Delta Flour Mills which dropped by 5.47 percent, Rowad Tourism (Al Rowad) by 5 percent, and Golden Textiles & Clothes Wool by 4.25 percent. Notable company losses were Rameda Pharmaceuticals which dropped by 2.2 percent, Qatar National Bank by 2.06 percent, and Beltone Holding by 1.98 percent
