Samia al - Faqi
The Egyptian stock exchange, dealings of the Monday session, began with a collective rise in the indicators, when it closed yesterday on discrepancy, in the middle of trades that approached Pound1 billion in half an hour.
Indicator performance
IGX 30 increased by 0.39% to 53627 points, IGX 30 weight determinants increased by 0.44% to 65684 points, IGX 30 for total return jumped by 0.43% to 25028 points, and EGX35-LV increased by 0.55% to 6399 points.
The IGEX 70 equal weight index has also risen by 0.57% to 17957 points, and IGX 100 equal weights have risen by 0.51% to 23830 points, the Islamic Shariah Index jumps by 0.54% to 6062 points, and a 1.35% marker has increased to 34155 points.
In a continuum, the Egyptian Exchange Department announced that two shares were suspended for 10 minutes to exceed the 5% upward or downward during today ' s Monday session: Galaxo Smith Klein and Alexandria Medical Services -- the new medical centre -- Alexandria.
The Stock Exchange also announced the implementation of a package on the shares of the company Raiah Holding Financial Investments, exporting 3.5 million shares in a total value of Pound26.6 million, in the framework of the appliance and motivation system for workers.
Internal transactions
In the same vein, the Egyptian Stock Exchange has announced details of the transactions of internal and major contributors and associated groups on the shares of the companies listed during the Sunday session, which varied between sales and purchases on the shares of a number of companies in various sectors.
The session saw the largest sales of the Arapia Investment and Development Corporation, after a major contributor sold some 53,66 million shares, while a group associated with the main contributor carried out a purchase on the same arrow totalling 2 million shares.
Selling transactions also recorded the sale of 6 million shares from Catlest Partners Middle East, as well as the sale of 2 million shares by an inner group on Arab shares of dairy products (Arab Dire-Banda).
Sales also included the sale of 1 million shares on the shares of the Industrial and Engineering Projects Company at 500,000 shares that were carried out in-house, and another 500,000 shares by an in-house group, while a group associated with the main shareholder sold 850,000 shares of the Arab Real Property Investment Corporation (Alico).
In the other shares, a group of 182.5 thousand shares of cement Sinai and 121.35 thousand shares of the eastern survivors of the carpet have been sold by a major contributor of 100,000 shares from Spa International pharmaceuticals and chemical industries.
The share of the World Trade Bank - Egypt (CIB) has seen several sales by interior and associated groups totalling 71.76 thousand shares, while transactions included the sale of 35.79 thousand shares from Egypt for housing and reconstruction, 10,000 Arab shares of the Sultan Alliance and 2,000 shares from the World Trade Bank in several separate operations.
On the procurement side, 100 thousand shares were purchased from Palm Hills for Reconstruction, and 196 thousand shares were purchased from the Talat Mustafa holding group.
The transactions also included the purchase of 2 million shares from Arabia Investment and Development by a group associated with the main contributor, as well as the purchase of 2.27 million shares from the Castle Financial Investments Company by an inner group, and 8701 shares from the Mercy of the Tourism Development Architecture by a group linked to the main contributor.
Results of the work
In a related context, a number of companies restricted to the Egyptian stock exchange have announced the results of the work for the past period. In the core sector, South Wali Cement has achieved sales of Pound794.3 million during the period ending 31 March 2026, compared with Pound660.2 million during the same period in 2025, the net profits for the period amounted to Pound122.5 million compared with losses of Pound318.4 million.
Separately, AKBA announced the Governing Council ' s approval in principle of the exit of Dilmar ' s tourism development company, a 99.9% company-owned company from its total capital under the terms of Act No. 8 of 1997 and its implementing regulations, with a view to engaging in a real estate investment fund.
