The real estate sector topped the list of the main restricted stock sectors in terms of trading values (without deals) in the Egyptian Stock Exchange during the trading week with a value of EGP 3,079 billion, accounting for 18.5 percent of the total value of trading sectors, through trading 893,981 million shares through the implementation of 87,415 trading transactions.
The food, beverage and tobacco sector ranked second through trading worth EGP 2,374 billion, accounting for 14.3% of the total trading of the sectors, through trading 1,268 billion shares with 85,018,000 trades.
Third place.
Then the non-banking financial services sector ranked third with a turnover of EGP 2,093 billion, accounting for 12.6% of the total transactions, and through trading 1,123 billion shares, through the implementation of 54,052 transactions.
This is followed by the pharmaceutical healthcare sector in fourth place with a value of 1,554 billion pounds, accounting for 9.3% of total trades, through the trading of 324,961 million shares, through the implementation of 53,577 trades.
Fifth place.
Then the construction and engineering sector ranked fifth with a value of 1,483 billion pounds, accounting for 8.9% of the total trades, through the trading of 472 million shares, through the implementation of 46,519 transactions.
Then the building materials sector ranked sixth with a value of 1,274 billion pounds, accounting for 7.7% of the total trades, through trading 171,883 million shares, through the implementation of 41,441 trading transactions.
7th place
Then, a seventh-ranked core sector with a value of EGP 1,246 billion, accounting for 7.5 percent of total trades, through trading 81,666 million shares, through the execution of 38,508 trades.
Then the banking sector ranked eighth with a value of EGP 1,210 billion, accounting for 7.3% of total trades, through trading 20,281 million shares, through the implementation of 15,219 thousand trades.
