Issuer Name : EFG Hermes Securitization The First Issuance - Third Program Tranche C December 2027
ISIN Code : EGB69561S227
Reuters Code : EGFIGRSC1P3C=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 10.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.2201481732
Coupon Number : 42
Coupon Date : 29/03/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/03/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 1.8613545817

Company Name : Sawra Securitization
ISIN Code : EGB690R1S874 - EGB690R1S882
Reuters Code : EGSASEC36C=CA - EGSASEC36D=CA
Content :
Bondholder's decisions held on 2026/02/09
Sarwa Securitization the Thirty-Six Issue Tranche C Oct 2026
Sarwa Securitization the Thirty-Six Issue Tranche D Oct 2028

Bondholder's Minutes (after Certification) (2,736 KB)

Company Name : El Arabia for Land Reclamation
ISIN Code : EGS65771C015
Reuters Code : EALR.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the AGM to be held on 18/07/2020.

Release from the Company (625 KB)

Company Name : El Taamir Securitization
ISIN Code : EGB692R1S435 - EGB692R1S443 - EGB692R1S450
Reuters Code : EGBETSC8ACV - EGBETSC8BCV - EGBETSC8CCV
Content :
Release concerning credit rating for
Sarwa Securitization the Thirty-Six Issue Tran C Oct 2026
Sarwa Securitization the Thirty-Six Issue Tran D Oct 2028

Release from the Company (6,186 KB)

The Egyptian Exchange revealed the most important disclosures and data from several companies during today’s session, as follows:

🏢 Corporate News
Utopia for Real Estate & Tourism Investment: Achieved net profits of EGP 11,595,603 in 2025, compared to about EGP 12,860,194 in 2024.

Middle East Glass Manufacturing: Annual results for 2025 showed net profits of EGP 1,107,652,217, compared to about EGP 170,458,070 in 2024.

Talaat Moustafa Group Holding: Announced participation through one of its subsidiaries in establishing a real estate investment fund worth EGP 8 billion.

CI Capital Holding for Financial Investments: Also announced participation through one of its subsidiaries in establishing a real estate investment fund worth EGP 8 billion.

💰 Economic News
Central Bank of Egypt (CBE): Core inflation recorded 12.7% in February 2026, compared to 11.2% in January 2026. Monthly change was 3.0% versus 1.6% in February 2025 and 1.2% in January 2026.

Digital Banking License: CBE issued Decision No. 106/2026 granting One Bank the first license to operate digital banking services in Egypt.

Local Sukuk Sale: CBE sold fixed-yield local sukuk worth EGP 100 million, with an average yield of 21.3%.

Prime Minister Meeting: Dr. Mostafa Madbouly met Mohamed Amer, EVP of Scatec (Norway) for MENA, to review project progress in Egypt and explore new investment opportunities.

Deputy PM for Economic Affairs: Dr. Hussein Issa met separately with the ambassadors of Germany and India to discuss strengthening economic and developmental cooperation.

Minister of Investment & Foreign Trade: Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh met sugar companies to discuss market conditions, balanced trade mechanisms, and investment support.

Economic Reforms: Minister Farid confirmed that the government continues to implement structural and institutional reforms to boost investments and exports, aiming to sustain investor confidence and improve the business climate.

Health & Investment Partnership: Ministers of Health and Investment held a meeting to discuss expanding the Universal Health Insurance system in partnership with the private sector.

Food Exports: The Food Export Council announced that Egypt’s food industry exports reached USD 6.8 billion in 2025, with the top 15 products accounting for 71% of the total (USD 4.82 billion).

Customs Authority: Announced a 3-month exemption for indirect transit shipments (final destination outside Egypt) from the ACID pre-registration requirement.

Damietta Port Authority: Reported cargo handling of 3.79 million tons in February 2026, compared to 3.2 million tons previously, marking a 19% decrease versus the same month two years earlier.

Expansion of housing and utilities projects to support Egypt’s Vision 2030.

Maximizing returns from public investments and accelerating the operation of national projects.

New cities as a key driver for attracting investments and creating jobs.

Priority for projects linked to the presidential initiative “Decent Life”.

Dr. Ahmed Rostom, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, and Eng. Randa El-Menshawy, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, held an extensive meeting to discuss the features of the investment plan for fiscal year 2026/2027, as well as the medium-term investment plan for 2026–2030. The meeting aimed to coordinate between the two ministries to enhance the efficiency of public investments and support the targets of Egypt’s Vision 2030.

Minister Rostom emphasized that the housing and urban development sector is one of the main drivers of Egypt’s economic growth, given its role in infrastructure development, service improvement, job creation, and raising citizens’ quality of life. He noted that the next phase will focus on maximizing the economic and social returns of public investments by improving project management efficiency and ensuring timely implementation.

He added that the Ministry of Housing has achieved high rates in implementing state investment projects, reflecting its ability to manage major national projects that drive urban development and economic activity across governorates.

Minister Randa El-Menshawy explained that the ministry has prepared a medium-term investment plan for 2026–2030, including programs and projects aimed at meeting citizens’ basic needs, particularly expanding housing units and improving drinking water and sanitation services. She highlighted ongoing urban development projects in new cities to attract investments, create jobs, and transform these cities into developmental and economic hubs.

The meeting also reviewed priority projects, especially those under the presidential initiative “Decent Life”, as well as social and middle-income housing projects and integrated urban development initiatives.

At the conclusion, both ministers stressed continued coordination to monitor project implementation, supporting the state’s efforts to develop infrastructure, enhance urban growth, and achieve sustainable development goals.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met today with Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, and Eng. Karim Badawy, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.

The Presidential Spokesman stated that the meeting reviewed the executive status of efforts to develop Egyptian companies to increase production through hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling. Minister Karim Badawy noted that the petroleum sector is accelerating the application of these techniques, enabling access to oil and gas resources that are difficult to exploit by traditional methods, and supporting a qualitative leap in crude oil and gas production rates.

The President emphasized the importance of providing and localizing modern technologies that enhance productivity, drawing on successful global and regional experiences, while ensuring optimal economic application in cooperation with major service, drilling technology, and production partners. The meeting also addressed the aerial survey program for mineral resources to boost investment in the mining sector.

Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy, Presidential Spokesman, added that the meeting also reviewed recent movements in petroleum and gas product prices due to escalating regional events. The President followed up on measures being taken to ensure the availability of petroleum materials for productive sectors, power generation plants, and other uses.

The Minister of Petroleum confirmed the sector’s commitment to continuing the reduction of outstanding dues owed to foreign partners until full settlement, alongside regular monthly payments without delays. He stressed that the ministry adopts a consultative approach with investors to understand their needs and proposals, aiming to reach the best systems that maximize mutual benefit.

President El-Sisi stressed the importance of maintaining regular payments to international petroleum companies to encourage increased exploration and production. He also emphasized the need to establish mechanisms to develop exploration, research, and development activities to meet local needs and reduce imports.

In a strategic step towards achieving pharmaceutical security and strengthening national capabilities in biotechnology, Dr. Amr Kandil, Deputy Minister of Health and Population, chaired the first meeting of the Egyptian Vaccine Manufacturers Alliance (EVMA). The meeting was attended by leaders of the Unified Procurement Authority, the Egyptian Drug Authority, representatives from the Ministries of Finance, Planning, and Investment, along with leading national and international vaccine manufacturing companies.

The meeting was held in implementation of Ministerial Decree No. (449) of 2025 establishing the committee, with the aim of unifying efforts between government bodies and the private sector to support vaccine industry localization and prepare for future health challenges.

During the session, Dr. Kandil reviewed two proposals from global companies to localize seasonal influenza vaccine production, noting that they were discussed in line with the state’s vision to select the most suitable option to achieve national goals and strengthen manufacturing and export capabilities.

Dr. Hesham Badr, Deputy Chairman of the Unified Procurement Authority, affirmed that Egypt possesses well-equipped factories and manufacturing capacities that qualify it to lead this field across Africa. Meanwhile, Dr. Tamer El-Husseiny, Deputy Chairman of the Egyptian Drug Authority, stressed full readiness to provide all necessary support to companies to facilitate manufacturing and external export operations.

The committee discussed mechanisms for technology transfer and set out implementation steps with specific timelines aligned with international standards. The discussions concluded with a roadmap outlining priorities for the coming phase. Participants agreed that “this meeting represents a pivotal step towards transforming Egypt into a leading regional hub for vaccine manufacturing and export in the Middle East and Africa, supporting regional health security and enhancing preparedness for future epidemics.”

Subject of announcement: Letter from Beltone Asset Management
Company name: Index Funds Company Investment Certificates – EGX 30 INDEX ETF
ISIN: EGS69491M015

Trading on the security has been suspended in accordance with the letter received from Beltone Asset Management dated 11 March 2026 regarding the adjustment of the reference price from EGP 56.94 to EGP 53.97.

Accordingly, trading on the security will resume starting from 12:20 PM with the reference price adjusted to EGP 53.97.

The Egyptian Customs Authority announced the exemption of indirect transit shipments, whose final destination is outside Egypt, from the Advance Cargo Information Declaration (ACID) requirement for a period of three months. This decision comes in light of current regional developments and their impact on trade movement in the region.

The decision was issued through an instruction circular by Ahmed Amoui, Head of the Customs Authority. It covers shipments arriving at Egyptian ports for transit through Egyptian territory to the ports of Nuweiba, Ain Sokhna, and Safaga, and then to their final destinations in West Asia (Gulf countries), as well as shipments coming from those countries heading to various parts of the world.

The decision is applied under several conditions, most notably:

The final destination outside Egypt must be clearly stated in shipping manifests and bills of lading.

Shipping agencies and freight forwarders must comply with all customs procedures related to the indirect transit system according to the governing rules.

These shipments will be granted priority in completing customs procedures.

Both parties to the commercial transaction (exporter and importer) must be outside Egypt.

The Red Sea Ports witnessed significant activity today, Wednesday, March 11, 2026, with a total of 22,000 tons of goods handled and 1,100 trucks loaded with general and diverse cargo.

In this context, Safaga Port received a shipment of 1,458 live calves.

According to the Media Center of the Red Sea Ports Authority, the total number of vessels docked at the authority’s ports reached 8. Cargo movement included imports of 6,000 tons of goods, 540 trucks, and 104 cars, while exports amounted to 16,000 tons of goods, 560 trucks, and 9 cars.

Safaga Port is preparing today to receive the vessel MAYSA, carrying 1,458 live calves from Djibouti. Relevant authorities are taking the necessary measures to inspect the shipment and ensure its safety before unloading. The port is also receiving the vessels PELAGOS Express and Pan LiLi, while Alcudia Express and Dalila are departing. It is noteworthy that yesterday the port received the vessels Poseidon Express and Al-Hurriya, while three vessels departed: PELAGOS Express, Al-Hurriya, and Al-Hurriya 2.

At Nuweiba Port, 4,300 tons of goods and 322 trucks were handled through shuttle trips of four vessels: Al-Hussein, Awr, New Aqaba, and Sinai. The Authority’s ports recorded the arrival and departure of 1,900 passengers.

Presidential Decree No. 116 of 2026
The President of the Arab Republic of Egypt,
After reviewing the Constitution;
And Law No. 10 of 2009 regulating the supervision of non-banking financial markets and instruments;

Decrees:

Article One
Mr. Islam Abdel Azim Okasha Azzam is assigned to act as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Financial Regulatory Authority for a period of one year, effective from 4 March 2026.

Article Two
This decree shall be published in the Official Gazette.

Issued at the Presidency of the Republic on 14 Ramadan 1447 AH (corresponding to 4 March 2026 AD).
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi

Dr. Mohamed Farid:

We believe that market stability begins with a balanced regulation of import and export mechanisms.

Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, held a meeting with officials from Egypt’s sugar production companies to discuss current market conditions, ways to strengthen the balance between local production and consumption needs, and the use of trade policy tools to regulate imports and exports. The meeting was part of the ministry’s efforts to further organize and support the local industry, ensure the availability of supply chains in the markets, and enable companies to achieve their targets through a balanced trade policy that supports all stakeholders, with the national economy at its core.

Participants included Dr. Shehab Marzban, Chairman of El Sharqia Sugar Company; Dr. Kamel Abdallah, Chairman of Canal Sugar Company; Mr. Emad Farid, Chairman of Nile Sugar Company; and Mr. Mahmoud Fouda, Chairman of Savola.

Minister Farid emphasized that the state attaches great importance to the value chain of strategic commodities, especially sugar, noting that continuous coordination with the private sector is a cornerstone for ensuring steady production and the availability of goods in the markets.

He highlighted the ministry’s commitment to studying cost economics in the food industry to ensure the sustainability of production entities. The meeting reviewed changes in actual production costs affected by current pressures and discussed ways to achieve strategic balance that safeguards the interests of both producers and consumers.

Dr. Farid explained: “Market stability begins with regulating import and export mechanisms, with a focus on supporting and localizing existing industries to enhance their added value to both the agricultural and industrial sectors, while providing an integrated investment environment characterized by transparency and clarity for all stakeholders.”

The meeting also reviewed production developments in the companies and discussed regulatory decisions governing the circulation and distribution of sugar in the local market, as part of government efforts to ensure product availability in appropriate quantities and achieve balance between production and consumption.

At the conclusion of the meeting, sugar company officials expressed their appreciation for the partnership-based approach adopted by the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade, stressing their full commitment to implementing recommendations that ensure supply stability and meet citizens’ needs.

They also emphasized the importance of continuing partnership and coordination between the ministry and the private sector to strengthen production sustainability and achieve the required balance in the local market.

Company Name : TAWASOA For Factoring
ISIN Code : EGS7D231C010
Reuters Code : TWSA.CA
Subscription Price : 1 EGP
Entitled to Rights Issue till : 25/03/2026
Beginning Date Of Subscription to Rights Issue : 30/03/2026
Ending Date of Subscription to Rights Issue : 19/04/2026
Number of Shares Prior to Right Offering : 75,000,000 shares
Number of Shares Pursuant to Rights Offering : 115,000,000 shares
Number of Shares Increased : 40,000,000 shares

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