Company Name : Golden Pyramids Plaza
ISIN Code : EGS70342C018
Reuters Code : GPPL.CA
Content :
With reference to, the release published on the trading screens on 15/03/2026 regarding the invitation to the Ordinary General Assembly scheduled to be held on 09/04/2026, a correction was received from the company.

Correction from the Company (362 KB)

Company Name : Al Tawfeek Leasing Company-A.T.LEASE
ISIN Code : EGS676N1C015
Reuters Code : ATLC.CA
Content :
A release from the company regarding the semi-annual disclosure form on the use of proceeds from the capital increase subscription, prepared in accordance with the provisions of Article 52 bis of the Listing Rules, and at the company's responsibility.

Release from the Company (888 KB)

News Attachment in Arabic (38 KB)

Company Name : Misr Cement (Qena)
ISIN Code : EGS3C391C017
Reuters Code : MCQE.CA
Content :
The Corporate Governance Report in English for the financial year ending on 31/12/2025.

The Corporate Governance Report (1,782 KB)

Company Name : Misr Cement (Qena)
ISIN Code : EGS3C391C017
Reuters Code : MCQE.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the company's organizational framework.

Release from the Company (1,019 KB)

Company Name : Misr Cement (Qena)
ISIN Code : EGS3C391C017
Reuters Code : MCQE.CA
Content :
Attached is the Board of Directors' annual report in English on the financial statements for the fiscal year ending on 31/12/2025.

The BoD Annual Report (873 KB)

Company Name : First Investment Company And Real Estate Development
ISIN Code : EGS65AL1C010
Reuters Code : FIRE.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.
The Release (678 KB)

(ONA) —

The general Import Price Index in the Sultanate of Oman recorded an increase of 14.8 percent during the fourth quarter of 2025, compared to the corresponding quarter of 2024, according to the latest data issued by the National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI).

The statistics revealed varying price movements across different commodity groups over the past year. The machinery and transport equipment group recorded the highest increase rate at 39.4 percent, followed by chemicals and related products at 9.6 percent, and animal and vegetable oils, fats, and waxes at 9.3 percent. Miscellaneous manufactured articles also rose by 4.3 percent, and the beverages and tobacco group by 3.3 percent.

Conversely, the mineral fuels, lubricants, and related materials group decreased by 8.6 percent, followed by manufactured goods classified chiefly by material at 4.9 percent, and crude materials (inedible, except fuels) at 0.2 percent.

The food and live animals group remained stable without any notable change.

On a quarterly comparison basis, the general Import Price Index rose slightly by 0.6 percent compared to the third quarter of 2025. The highest rates of increase during this period were recorded in chemicals and related products at 18.4 percent, followed by machinery and transport equipment at 15.4 percent, miscellaneous manufactured articles at 10.4 percent, and animal and vegetable oils, fats, and waxes at 8.9 percent. Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material also rose by 6.9 percent, and crude materials (inedible, except fuels) by 3.4 percent.

In contrast, the beverages and tobacco group witnessed a decrease of 16.4 percent, followed by mineral fuels, lubricants, and related materials by 15.3 percent, and food and live animals by 2.2 percent.

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The Qatar Stock Exchange index declined at the start of trading on Sunday by 0.38 percent, losing 39.49 points to fall to 10,446 points compared with the close of the previous session, under pressure from five sectors.

Figures released by the Qatar Stock Exchange showed positive performance for the insurance sector, which rose by 0.51 percent, and the transport sector by 0.36 percent. In contrast, performance was negative for the telecommunications sector, which fell by 0.02 percent, the industrial sector by 0.23 percent, the real estate sector by 0.36 percent, the banking and financial services sector by 0.60 percent, and the consumer goods and services sector by 0.66 percent.

At 10:00 a.m., the Qatar Stock Exchange recorded trading valued at QR 69.050 million, distributed over 31.545 million shares through the execution of 3,285 transactions

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The price of Kuwaiti oil edged up by $10.36 to reach $143.03 a barrel on Friday, compared to $132.68 the previous day, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) said today.
In global markets, the price of Brent crude went up by $2.68 to reach $103.14 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate rose by $2.98 to $98.71 a barrel

Company Name : Golden Pyramids Plaza
ISIN Code : EGS70342C018
Reuters Code : GPPL.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the AGM to be held on 09/04/2026.

Release from the Company (259 KB)

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Abu Dhabi Customs continues, in light of developments in the region, to operate in continuous coordination with strategic partners and relevant authorities to support the sustainability of operations and ensure the safety of employees and customers, while maintaining the smooth flow of cargo and trade through the emirate’s customs ports.

As part of efforts to monitor the efficiency of operational processes and enhance the readiness of the customs system at key entry points to ensure business continuity with efficiency and flexibility in line with approved best practices, Rashed Lahej Al Mansoori, Director-General of Abu Dhabi Customs, reviewed customs operations at the Cargo Village of the Zayed International Airport Customs Centre.

Al Mansoori listened to field teams from Abu Dhabi Customs and reviewed their efforts in managing daily operations.

He also inspected operational sites to ensure the implementation of the highest security and safety standards, contributing to the provision of an appropriate working environment. He emphasised the importance of adhering to the approved plans and procedures that ensure business continuity at the highest levels of readiness and operational efficiency.

The visit also included a meeting with representatives of cargo companies operating in the Cargo Village, during which Al Mansoori affirmed Abu Dhabi Customs’ commitment to providing the necessary support to facilitate business and accelerate cargo clearance procedures through the smart customs systems implemented in the emirate, enhancing the efficiency of logistics operations and reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a global hub for trade and logistics services.

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His remarks came during a meeting on Sunday with Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli and Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), Osama Rabie, to review the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on navigation through the canal and global supply chains. Rabie briefed the president on thePresident Abdel Fattah El Sisi reaffirmed the importance of maintaining the highest levels of preparedness across all facilities linked to navigation through the Suez Canal, stressing the need to closely monitor safety procedures and take all necessary measures to ensure operational readiness amid ongoing regional developments.

His remarks came during a meeting on Sunday with Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli and Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), Osama Rabie, to review the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on navigation through the canal and global supply chains.



Rabie briefed the president on the repercussions of the war on maritime traffic through the canal, outlining the urgent measures taken by the Authority to address these challenges, according to Presidency Spokesman Mohamed El-Shennawy. These measures include raising the level of alert and operational readiness across all sites and facilities of the Authority while ensuring the uninterrupted provision of navigation services around the clock.



The meeting also reviewed progress on several strategic projects undertaken by the SCA, including the development of the Red Sea Shipyard, the tourist yacht manufacturing project, and the “Rizq” fishing vessel construction initiative, as well as the operational status of the deep-sea fishing fleet.



Discussions also covered national efforts to build and market marine tugboats, in addition to developments in the river bus manufacturing project.

President Sisi directed that all related projects be completed within their designated timelines and in accordance with the highest international standards to ensure the quality and competitiveness of the products and services provided.



The president was briefed on efforts to expand the integration of digital technologies within the operations of the SCA, including the wider use of electronic applications. In this regard, he underscored the importance of ensuring that digital transformation achieves its intended goals—particularly rationalising expenditures, strengthening governance, and enhancing operational efficiency.



President Sisi also stressed the need to deepen cooperation with leading international companies, continue efforts to localise maritime industries, and intensify external marketing activities to open new export markets for locally manufactured products.

Company Name : U Consumer Finance
ISIN Code : EGS505Z1C018
Reuters Code : VALU.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' meeting minutes held on 11/03/2026.

The BoD Meeting Minutes (475 KB)
Release from the Company (99 KB)
The BoD Report (856 KB)

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The UAE continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s leading centres in the financial technology (FinTech) sector, benefiting from an integrated ecosystem that combines advanced digital infrastructure, flexible regulatory frameworks, and the flow of global investments, in addition to the presence of leading financial and technology institutions.

These factors have contributed to transforming the country into a platform for developing innovative financial solutions in areas such as digital payments, digital banking services, embedded finance, and digital assets, with expectations of accelerated market growth in the coming years.

Both the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) serve as two main hubs for the sector’s growth, hosting hundreds of companies operating in financial technology, artificial intelligence, and innovation.

Experts in the financial technology sector have confirmed that the coming phase will witness an acceleration in the adoption of technologies such as digital payments, the cashless economy, digital banking services, embedded finance, digital assets, and blockchain technologies, in addition to the use of artificial intelligence in data analysis, risk management, and the customisation of financial services.

Amit Dua, President of SunTec Business Solutions, said that the financial technology sector in the UAE has witnessed rapid growth in recent years, transforming from an emerging sector into a fundamental pillar within the country’s financial ecosystem, benefiting from an advanced regulatory environment and robust digital infrastructure that supports innovation and attracts investments.

He added that the UAE has today become home to a growing community of startups, global financial institutions, and technology solution providers, offering a variety of services including digital payments, regulatory technologies, financial automation, and financial infrastructure.

Mohammed Ali Yusuf, co-Founder and CEO of Fuze, said that the UAE has quickly succeeded in establishing its position as a global centre for virtual assets by building integrated regulatory frameworks that support responsible innovation and promote safe market adoption. This approach has enabled digital assets to become part of the main financial ecosystem and has contributed to consolidating the country’s position as a leading platform for future financial infrastructure.

Digital assets also provide a wide range of uses, such as faster settlements, more efficient cross-border payments, programmable finance, and advanced financial services. In this field, the UAE is setting global standards to be emulated.

According to the FinTech 2025 Industry Report by Emirates NBD and PwC, FinTech startups in the country attracted investments amounting to nearly US$265 million in 2024, equivalent to one-third of the total funding granted to startups in the country.

The report expects the size of the FinTech market in the country to grow from US$3.16 billion in 2024 to $5.71 billion by 2029, supported by widespread consumer adoption of FinTech innovations, investor confidence in the opportunities offered by the local market, and the strength of partnerships between the public and private sectors.