According to the letter received from the MCDR on 30/09/2026 by the periodical partial redemption (installment no. 11) for the listed bonds of Capital For Securitization The First Issuance - The Fifteenth Program Tranche A December 2027 V.R.
The total listed value of the bonds after the partial redemption becomes EGP 267,622,000.00 distributed over 4,230,000 bonds at a par value of EGP 63.26761. These modifications will be applied to EGX database effective 04/10/2026 trading session. This bond tranche has been locally rated by MERIS As (AA+), at a variable rate lending rate +0.35% paid monthly.
ISIN Code: EGB69611S2T3

Company Name : Creast Mark For Contracting And Real Estate Development
ISIN Code : EGS23141C012
Reuters Code : CRST.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.

The Release (171 KB)

According to the letter received from the MCDR on 30/09/2026 by the periodical partial redemption (installment no. 4) for the listed bonds of Tamweel Securitization the First Issuance - Fourth Program Tranche B November 2027 V.R.
The total listed value of the bonds after the partial redemption becomes EGP 285,999,999.99 distributed over 3,455,000 bonds at a par value of EGP 82.77858.
These modifications will be applied to EGX database effective on 04/10/2026 trading session. This bond tranche has been locally rated by MERIS As (AA), at a variable rate lending rate +0.6% paid monthly.
ISIN Code: EGB69781S262

The main Saudi stock market index closed today down by 47.67 points, settling at 10,392.97 points, with a total trading value of SAR 4.6 billion.
According to the Saudi Press Agency’s daily economic bulletin on the Saudi stock market, the volume of traded shares reached 219 million; shares of 109 companies rose in value, while shares of 149 companies declined.
The shares of Raydan, Naseej, Raoom, DBS, and Tasheel recorded the highest gains, whereas the shares of Chemanol, Tabuk Agricultural, Armah, Sadq, and Knowledge City saw the steepest declines. Rates of increase and decrease ranged between 7.75% and 9.49%. AlAhli, Al-Kathiri, Ladun, Saudi Aramco, and Americana were the most active stocks by volume, while AlAhli, Al Rajhi, Saudi Aramco, stc, and SABIC Agri-Nutrients were the most active by value.
Meanwhile, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (Nomu) closed today down by 234.45 points, reaching 21,072.88 points, with a trading value of SAR 18 million and a trading volume exceeding two million shares.

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The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index closed trading today down 52.29 points, or 0.57 percent, at 9,192.24 points.
During the session, 139,557,603 shares were traded, with a value of QAR 355,726,752.469, through 22,241 transactions across all sectors.
Shares of 20 companies rose during the session, while shares of 28 companies declined and five companies maintained their previous closing prices.
Market capitalization at the end of the trading session stood at QAR 556,451,178,619.448, compared with QAR 558,282,270,245.790 in the previous session.

Tanmeyah a subsidiary of EFG Finance (part of EFG Holding) and a leading provider of financial services to micro and small business owners and entrepreneurs—has announced a collaboration with the Egyptian Credit Bureau (I-Score) and Synaps Analytics. The partnership aims to deploy an in-house developed creditworthiness assessment model designed to accelerate and improve the accuracy of credit decisions, while enhancing the efficiency of financing and risk management.
The model operates through I-Score’s "Decision-as-a-Service" (DaaS) offering—provided in partnership with Synaps Analytics—utilizing Synaps Analytics’ "Conan" platform. This platform serves as the credit decision engine, applying assessment rules and data analytics to support financing decisions. The model leverages credit data provided by I-Score alongside data analytics technologies to assess customers more efficiently and in a manner tailored to the specific needs of the micro and small finance sector.
The deployment of this model is expected to expedite inquiry and assessment processes, reduce reliance on manual procedures, and improve the customer experience, while simultaneously enhancing risk management effectiveness and credit portfolio quality. This collaboration aligns with Tanmeyah’s strategy to drive digital transformation and enhance its financing services.
Commenting on the partnership, Walid Ramah, CEO and Managing Director of Tanmeyah, said: "This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Tanmeyah’s digital transformation journey. By leveraging our proprietary assessment model alongside credit data and the 'DaaS' service provided by I-Score via the 'Konan' platform, we aim to accelerate financing processes, improve decision accuracy, and enhance risk management efficiency. We anticipate a positive impact on our customer experience and look forward to supporting our expansion plans to deliver financing solutions that meet the needs of micro and small business owners."
For his part, Galal El-Bashbishy, ​​Co-founder and COO of Synapse Analytics, stated: "We are delighted to collaborate with Tanmeyah—in partnership with I-Score—and provide them with this advanced platform to support credit decision-making. The 'Konan' platform will enable Tanmeyah to make faster, more secure decisions, thereby reducing risk, unlocking new growth opportunities, and fostering stronger customer relationships. It will also allow Tanmeyah to identify emerging opportunities and risks, grow its portfolio while mitigating exposure, and respond swiftly to shifts in market conditions and customer behavior." This collaboration contributes to leveraging data and technology to develop financial services, enhance operational efficiency, and expand access to finance. It supports efforts toward financial inclusion and digital transformation in Egypt, while enabling institutions to deliver more efficient and sustainable services in alignment with the goals of Egypt’s Vision 2030.

Issuer Name : EFG Hermes Securitization The Second Issuance - Third Program Tranche D July 2028
ISIN Code : EGB69561S268
Reuters Code : EGFIGRSC2P3D=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 13.35%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.4221437453
Coupon Number : 42
Coupon Date : 20/10/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 21/10/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 2.2887197232

The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) continues to implement projects aimed at supporting, developing, and enhancing the efficiency of the Unified National Grid. These efforts contribute to stabilizing the electricity supply and accommodating rising loads, all under the directives and continuous oversight of Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy.
Eng. Mona Rizk, Chairperson of the EETC, signed a contract with the Egyptian Company for Construction and Trading to execute the electrical works required to connect the 220kV Al-Badrasheen transformer station to the Unified National Grid. Dr. Eng. Youssef Ibrahim Fayez, Vice Chairman, represented the Egyptian Company for Construction and Trading at the signing ceremony.
Also present at the ceremony representing the EETC were Eng. Ahmed Fathy, Head of Central Projects Sectors; Eng. Zeinab Kamar, Head of the Extra-High Voltage Central Projects Sector; and Eng. Ahmed Hassan, General Manager of Extra-High Voltage Cables.
The contract entails the execution of electrical works and installations, as well as the laying of underground cables and fiber-optic cables necessary to connect the 220kV Al-Badrasheen transformer station to the Unified National Grid. The work will be carried out in accordance with the highest standards of quality and technical efficiency, with an implementation period of six months. Engineer Mona Rizk, Chairperson of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC), affirmed that the company is continuing to implement its plans and projects to upgrade the electricity transmission grid, enhance its efficiency, and boost its capacity to handle electrical loads. These efforts aim to support the stability of the Unified National Grid and keep pace with the requirements of development and urban and industrial expansion, in accordance with the directives of Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met today with Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Mr. Karim Badawi, and Minister of Industry Mr. Khaled Hashem.
The Spokesperson for the Presidency stated that the meeting addressed several issues requiring coordination and integration between the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Industry. Topics included efforts to enhance regional cooperation in the energy sector, plans for industrial expansion, the deepening of local manufacturing, and increasing the value-added of national production.
Spokesperson Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawy added that Mr. Karim Badawi reviewed the key outcomes of the Egypt Mining Forum. He noted that forum participants welcomed the President's interest in the mining sector and his directives to overcome any challenges facing investment in this field. The Minister of Petroleum also reviewed the performance of the petroleum sector and its impact on economic growth during the 2025/2026 fiscal year, as well as the latest developments regarding the exploration and production of crude oil, condensates, and natural gas, including new discoveries and additions to reserves. The Minister of Petroleum also presented international reports praising the achievements of Egypt’s oil and gas sector, as well as the ongoing cooperation between the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade to promote projects in the oil and natural gas sector and boost efforts to attract domestic and foreign investment in this field.
The official spokesperson noted that Engineer Khaled Hashem reviewed progress on efforts to localize supporting and complementary industries in Egypt—foremost among them the refractories and alloys industries, as well as engineering and casting industries. The meeting also addressed ways to maximize the domestic utilization of scrap materials and efforts to attract industrial investments linked to this sector. Furthermore, the Minister of Industry outlined the measures and executive steps the state is taking to deepen the steel industry in Egypt, expand the processing of local raw materials, and maximize their economic value.
The spokesperson added that the meeting also addressed the issue of land allocated for industrial zones; the President directed that necessary measures be taken to reclaim vacant, unutilized industrial land, thereby ensuring optimal use of land designated for industrial development. Finally, the meeting reviewed efforts to strengthen industrial cooperation with African nations and the European Union, supporting the state's goals of increasing production and exports while facilitating technology transfer. The official spokesman stated that the President directed the continued facilitation of all necessary procedures for establishing new factories in priority sectors—in line with the state’s industrial strategy—alongside intensifying efforts to attract foreign direct investment into the industrial sector and accelerating the localization of various industries to boost the national economy's productive capabilities and competitiveness.

The banking sector index on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) concluded Thursday's trading session with a 2.77% rise, closing at the 5,604-point level.

At the close of today's session, the banking sector recorded trading values ​​of approximately EGP 603.179 million, accounting for 6.45% of the exchange's total trading value.

The sector also saw the trading of approximately 8.426 million shares, representing 0.43% of the total volume of shares traded on the exchange today.

Egyptian Exchange indices rose at the close of Thursday's session; the benchmark EGX30 index climbed 2.24% to reach 53,055 points.

Additionally, the EGX70 index for small-cap companies rose 3.96% to 19,363 points, while the EGX100 index increased by 3.55% to reach the 25,655-point level.

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Morocco and the African Development Bank Group signed a €270 million financing agreement today in Casablanca to expand and modernize Moroccan airport infrastructure and enhance operational capacities.
The agreement was signed at a ceremony presided over by Morocco’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah, and the President of the African Development Bank Group, Sidi Ould Tah. The initiative aims to modernize airport infrastructure, improve operational safety, create thousands of jobs for youth and women, implement Morocco’s tourism vision, and develop digital solutions to facilitate the passenger travel experience.

We would like to inform you that Raya Holding for Financial Investments has announced the appointment of Mr. Zakaria Nabil as Chief Executive Officer of Raya Trade, a fully owned portfolio company of Raya Holding for Financial Investments, succeeding Mr. Bassem Megahed, effective 1 October 2026.

Mr. Zakaria Nabil brings more than twenty years of experience across technology, strategy, sales, retail, distribution, and commercial transformation, including several senior leadership roles with Vodafone in Egypt and internationally. Most recently, he served as Managing Executive, Sales & Distribution at Vodafone Egypt, where he led the company's multi-channel sales and distribution operations

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Element List Explanation
Introduction With reference to Thimar Development Holding Company (“The Company”) announcement on 23/01/1448H (Corresponding to 08/07/2026G) regarding the board of directors’ recommendation to increase the Company’s share capital by SAR 130,000,000 through a rights issue (“Rights Offering”).
The Company wishes to inform its shareholders that it has submitted the application file to increase the capital via rights issue offering amounting 130,000,000 Saudi Riyals to the CMA in 20/04/1448H (Corresponding to 01/10/2026G).

Date of Submitting the Application File to CMA 2026-10-01 Corresponding to 1448-04-20
Application Subject Increasing the Company's capital by offering rights issues shares amounting 130,000,000 Saudi Riyals.
Date of Announcing Board Recommendation to Increase the Company’s Capital by offering rights issue on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2026-07-08 Corresponding to 1448-01-23
Additional Information Any developments in this regard will be announced later

Company Name : Delta For Printing & Packaging
ISIN Code : EGS370W1C013
Reuters Code : DTPP.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.

The Release (355 KB)

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The Board of Directors of Bahrain Bourse (BHB) held its third meeting for the year 2026 on Wednesday, September 30, chaired by Yusef Abdulla Al Yusef, Chairman of Bahrain Bourse.

The Board discussed the topics on the agenda and reviewed the implementation status of previous resolutions and recommendations, as well as other emerging matters. The Board also reviewed progress reports on strategic projects, key performance indicators, and the consolidated financial position, in addition to Bahrain Bourse’s performance report. This formed part of the Board’s ongoing oversight of the strategic objectives outlined in the Capital Market Development Plan (2026-2028), "Elevate".

As part of Bahrain Bourse’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its governance and risk management framework and enhancing its institutional policies, the Board conducted its periodic review of internal policies in line with evolving operational requirements and institutional best practices. Following the review, the Board approved several new and updated internal policies.

The Board reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the implementation of strategic initiatives and projects that contribute to the continued development of the Kingdom of Bahrain’s capital market, enhance organisational efficiency, and further strengthen Bahrain Bourse’s position as a leading regional financial and investment hub.

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Element List Explanation
Introduction The Board of Directors of Canadian Medical Center Company is pleased to invite the shareholders to participate and vote in the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting, which will be held, at (19:00) in the evening on Wednesday, 17/05/1448, corresponding to 28/10/2026, by means of modern technology.
City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting Dammam City – Head Office – where the meeting will be held by means of modern technology. Shareholders may join and participate in the meeting through the Tadawulaty platform via the following link: https://www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Hyperlink of the Meeting Location Click Here
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2026-10-28 Corresponding to 1448-05-17
Time of the General Assembly’s Meeting 19:00
Methodology of Convening the General Assembly’s Meeting Via modern technology means
Attendance Eligibility, Registration Eligibility, and Voting End Shareholders who are registered in the issuers shareholders record at the Depositary Center by the end of the trade session prior to the general assembly meeting and in accordance with the laws and regulations. The right to register a name to attend the general assembly meeting ends at the time of convening the general assembly meeting. The attendees right to vote on the items of the assembly’s agenda ends upon the end of screening the votes by the Screening Committee.
Quorum for Convening the General Assembly's Meeting The legal quorum for convening this General Assembly Meeting – pursuant to Article (38) of the Articles of Association – is the attendance of shareholders representing at least one half of the Company’s shares carrying voting rights. If the quorum required for holding this meeting is not met, a second meeting shall be held one hour after the end of the period specified for convening the first meeting, and the second meeting shall be valid regardless of the number of shares carrying voting rights represented therein.
General Assembly Meeting Agenda -Voting on the election of a Board member to fill the vacant seat from among the candidates, to complete the current term, which commences on 28/12/2025 and ends on 27/12/2029 (the candidates' CVs are attached).
Proxy Form
The shareholder right in discussing the assembly agenda topics, asking questions, and exercising the voting right Shareholders in attendance shall have the right to discuss the items included on the General Assembly agenda and to ask questions. Registration and voting through Tadawulaty services are available free of charge to all shareholders via the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Details of the electronic voting on the Assembly’s agenda Shareholders registered in Tadawulaty services may vote electronically and remotely on the General Assembly items starting from one o’clock (01:00) in the morning on Saturday, 13/05/1448, corresponding to 24/10/2026, until the end of the General Assembly Meeting. Registration and voting through Tadawulaty services will be available free of charge to all shareholders via the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Method of Communication in Case of Any Enquiries For further information or inquiries by email at Investor.relation@canadian-mc.com

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Element List Explanation
Introduction With reference to the announcement of Rawasi Albina Investment Co. published on the Saudi Exchange website on September 22, 2026, regarding the legal claim, the Company would like to clarify that, based on the statement received from the Company’s legal advisor, the Company received the legal advisor’s notification regarding the filing and registration of the legal claim on September 22, 2026.
Immediately upon receiving the notification and upon the Governance and Compliance Department becoming aware of the legal claim, the necessary procedures were taken to verify the details of the claim and complete the relevant disclosure requirements. The announcement was subsequently published on September 22, 2026.

Date of Posting the Previous Announcement of Development on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2026-09-22 Corresponding to 1448-04-11
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement Click Here
Change on the Development The Company would like to clarify that, according to the legal advisor’s statement, the Company was notified of the filing and registration of the legal claim on September 22, 2026, which is the date on which the legal advisor’s statement was received by the Company. Upon becoming aware of the claim, the Company immediately took the necessary actions, completed the relevant disclosure requirements, and published the announcement on September 22, 2026.
Financial Impact on the change N/A

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Element List Explanation
Introduction Arabian Pipes Company Announces Contracts Sign Off with Saudi Aramco at total value of around SR 103 million
Date of Announcement of the Award 2026-10-01 Corresponding to 1448-04-20
Contract Subject Matter Manufacturing and supply of steel pipes
The Entity with Which the Contract was Signed Saudi Aramco Company
Date of Signing the Contract 2026-10-01 Corresponding to 1448-04-20
Contract Value Around SR 103 million
Contract Details Contracts Sign Off for manufacturing and supply steel pipes with Saudi Aramco at total value of around SR 103 million
Contract Duration 10 months
Financial Impact and the Relevant Period From Q2 , Q3 - 2027
Related Parties NA
Additional Information NA

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Element List Explanation
Introduction With reference to the announcement by Raydan Food Company (the “Company”) published on Tadawul dated 02-12-1446H, corresponding to 29-05-2025G, regarding the Board of Directors’ recommendation to reduce the Company’s capital and subsequently increase the Company’s capital through a Rights Issue Offering, and with reference to the resolution of the Extraordinary General Meeting dated 11-05-1447H, corresponding to 02-11-2025G, approving the reduction of the Company’s capital from 158,084,670 Saudi riyals to 73,136,030 Saudi riyals, and the amendment to the Board of Directors’ recommendation dated 03-12-1447H, corresponding to 20-05-2026G, relating to the reduction of the capital from 73,136,030 Saudi riyals to 21,940,809 Saudi riyals by reducing the nominal value per share from ten (10) Saudi Riyals to three (3) Saudi Riyals per share.
In view of the increase in the Company’s total accumulated losses as reflected in the interim financial results for the period ended 30/06/2026G, the Company would like to announce the Board of Directors’ resolution dated 20-04-1448H, corresponding to 01-10-2026G, to amend its recommendation regarding the reduction of the Company’s capital as follows:

The Company’s capital prior to the reduction is 73,136,030 Saudi riyals; the capital after the reduction is 14,627,206 Saudi riyals, representing a reduction of 80% of the Company’s capital.

Number of shares before the reduction: 7,313,603 common shares; number of shares after the reduction: 7,313,603 common shares.

Reason for the capital reduction: Restructuring the Company’s capital to write off an amount of 58,508,824 Saudi riyals from accumulated losses.

Method of capital reduction: Reducing the nominal value per share from ten (10) Saudi riyals per share to two (2) Saudi riyals per share.

Impact of the capital reduction on the Company’s liabilities, operations, or financial, operational, or regulatory performance: The capital reduction will have no material impact on the Company’s liabilities, operations, or financial, operational, or regulatory performance.

Effective Date of the Reduction: The end of the second trading day following the Extraordinary General Meeting at which the capital reduction is approved.

The Company will announce any material developments related to this matter in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements. An announcement will also be made in a timely manner upon submission of the application for the Company’s capital reduction to the Capital Market Authority for its approval.

While maintaining the previous recommendation regarding the increase in the Company’s capital through the issuance of rights shares in the amount of 105,000,000 Saudi riyals without change, the Company aims primarily to use the capital increase to implement its expansion plans, support working capital, and strengthen its financial position.

Record Date: Eligibility to subscribe shall be limited to shareholders who own shares on the date of the Extraordinary General Meeting that approves the capital increase through the offering of rights shares, and who are registered in the Company’s shareholder registry with the Depository Center at the end of the second trading day following the date of the Extraordinary General Meeting.

The Company also wishes to note that the capital increase is subject to the approvals of the relevant regulatory authorities and the Extraordinary General Meeting.

The Company will announce any material developments regarding this matter in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements. An announcement will also be made in a timely manner upon submission of the application for the Company’s capital increase through a Rights Issue Offering to the Capital Market Authority for its approval.

Previous Announcement Raydan Food Company announces the latest developments regarding the Board of Directors’ recommendation to reduce the Company’s capital and subsequently increase the Company’s capital through a Rights Issue Offering
Date of Previous Announcement on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2026-05-21 Corresponding to 1447-12-04
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement on the Saudi Exchange Website Click Here
Latest Developments Of The Announced Event The Company would like to announce the Board of Directors’ resolution dated 20-04-1448H, corresponding to 01-10-2026G, to amend its recommendation regarding the reduction of the Company’s capital as follows:
The Company’s capital prior to the reduction is 73,136,030 Saudi riyals; the capital after the reduction is 14,627,206 Saudi riyals, representing a reduction of 80% of the Company’s capital.

Number of shares before the reduction: 7,313,603 common shares; number of shares after the reduction: 7,313,603 common shares.

Reason for the capital reduction: Restructuring the Company’s capital to write off an amount of 58,508,824 Saudi riyals from accumulated losses.

Method of capital reduction: Reducing the nominal value per share from ten (10) Saudi riyals per share to two (2) Saudi riyals per share.

Impact of the capital reduction on the Company’s liabilities, operations, or financial, operational, or regulatory performance: The capital reduction will have no material impact on the Company’s liabilities, operations, or financial, operational, or regulatory performance.

Effective Date of the Reduction: The end of the second trading day following the Extraordinary General Meeting at which the capital reduction is approved.

The Company will announce any material developments related to this matter in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements. An announcement will also be made in a timely manner upon submission of the application for the Company’s capital reduction to the Capital Market Authority for its approval.

While maintaining the previous recommendation regarding the increase in the Company’s capital through the issuance of rights shares in the amount of 105,000,000 Saudi riyals without change, the Company aims primarily to use the capital increase to implement its expansion plans, support working capital, and strengthen its financial position.

Record Date: Eligibility to subscribe shall be limited to shareholders who own shares on the date of the Extraordinary General Meeting that approves the capital increase through the offering of rights shares, and who are registered in the Company’s shareholder registry with the Depository Center at the end of the second trading day following the date of the Extraordinary General Meeting.

The Company also wishes to note that the capital increase is subject to the approvals of the relevant regulatory authorities and the Extraordinary General Meeting.

The Company will announce any material developments regarding this matter in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements. An announcement will also be made in a timely manner upon submission of the application for the Company’s capital increase through a Rights Issue Offering to the Capital Market Authority for its approval.

Reasons For The Delay on The Date of The Event Previously Announced Not Applicable
The costs associated with the event, and if they have changed or not with indication of the reasons. Not Applicable
Delay consequences on the Company’s financial results Not Applicable
Additional Information The Company will announce the invitation to its valued shareholders to attend the Extraordinary General Meeting to vote on the Board of Directors’ recommendation upon completing the necessary relevant regulatory approvals. The Company will also announce any material developments that are required to be disclosed in a timely manner.
It should be noted that the Company had previously appointed, on 03-12-1447H, corresponding to 20-05-2026G, Wasatah Capital as the Financial Advisor for the capital reduction process and for submitting the Company’s capital reduction application to the Capital Market Authority, and as the Financial Advisor and Underwriter for the capital increase process and for submitting the Company’s capital increase application to the Capital Market Authority to obtain the necessary approvals.

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Element List Explanation
Introduction Saudi Group Five Pipe Co. announces the resignation of Mr. Salah bin Abdulrahman AlHazzami, an Independent Board Member and a member of the Audit Committee, from the Board of Directors and the Audit Committee, noting that his Audit Committee membership started on the same date as his Board membership, effective 20/04/1448H, corresponding to 01/10/2026G.
Element List Explanation
Resigned Member Name Mr. Salah bin Abdulrahman Alhuzami
Membership Type Independent
Resignation Submission Date 2026-10-01 Corresponding to 1448-04-20
Resignation Effective Date 2026-10-01 Corresponding to 1448-04-20
Membership Starting Date for the Resigned Member 2026-02-11 Corresponding to 1447-08-23
Reasons of Resignation personal circumstances

According to the letter received from the MCDR on 30/09/2026 by the periodical partial redemption (installment no. 22) for the listed bonds of Tamweel Securitization the First Issuance - Fourth Program Tranche A November 2026 V.R.
The total listed value of the bonds after the partial redemption becomes EGP 9,099,999.99 distributed over 6,257,000 bonds at a par value of EGP 1.45437.
These modifications will be applied to EGX database effective on 04/10/2026 trading session. This bond tranche has been locally rated by MERIS As (AA+), at a variable rate lending rate +0.55% paid monthly.
ISIN Code: EGB69781S254

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Qais Mohammed Al Yousef, Chairman of the Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones, met with Laziz Kudratov, Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and his accompanying delegation, who is currently visiting the Sultanate of Oman.



The meeting discussed means of enhancing cooperation in the field of economic, free, and industrial zones, as well as exploring new areas for partnership in logistics, investment, and trade, and strengthening cooperation between the business communities in both countries.

The two sides touched on a number of sectors of mutual interest, including manufacturing, logistics, cold chains, food and agricultural security, and the opportunities available for establishing investment projects and partnerships in these sectors. They also discussed benefiting from the specializations and comparative advantages enjoyed by the special economic zones, free zones, and industrial cities in the Sultanate of Oman.

During the meeting, the authority reviewed the competitive advantages of these zones and the integrated investment environment they provide to support the establishment, growth, and expansion of projects. This leverages the Sultanate of Oman's strategic location and its connection to a network of ports, airports, and infrastructure and logistics capabilities, thereby enhancing access of products to regional and global markets and providing a suitable base for companies seeking to expand and reach new markets.

The meeting also discussed mechanisms for enhancing mutual cooperation on investment opportunities, exchanging expertise and information, and encouraging reciprocal visits by trade delegations, businessmen, and investors. This contributes to transforming areas of mutual interest into partnerships and investment projects and strengthening links between private sector institutions in both countries.

Both sides emphasized the importance of sustaining communication and coordination to explore economically viable investment opportunities and build long-term partnerships that leverage the available potential of both countries and contribute to diversifying areas of economic and investment cooperation.

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OMRAN Group and SEE Holding today jointly signed a financing agreement worth RO 38.5 million with the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support the development of "The Plaza" complex project at The Sustainable City - Yiti, Governorate of Muscat.

The signing of the joint venture affirms international confidence in investment opportunities within the Sultanate of Oman. The pact will accelerate the implementation of one of the governorate’s most prominent urban development projects.



“The Plaza” project features a diverse range of retail, dining, leisure, entertainment and community facilities. It is designed to be a vibrant destination that enhances the quality of life for residents and visitors, while at the same time supporting the city’s commercial viability and sustainable lifestyle in the long run.

The agreement reflects the commitment of “Sustainable Development & Investment Company (SDIC)” and its shareholders and the company's keenness to foster urban development, attract responsible investment and deliver long-term economic and social value, thereby contributing to the realization of the goals of Oman Vision 2040.

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The official price of Oman crude oil for December delivery reached USD 107.48 per barrel today.

Oman crude oil recorded a rise of USD 9.33.

It is worth noting that the monthly average price of Oman crude oil for October delivery stood at USD 87.84 per barrel, up by USD 11.48 compared with the September delivery price.

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Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) 30 Index closed today at 7,566.82 points, up 31.7 points, or 0.42 percent, compared with the previous trading session, when it stood at 7,566.82 points.

Trading value reached RO 66,481,629, increasing 6.9 percent compared with the previous trading session, which recorded RO 62,218,771.

The report issued by Muscat Stock Exchange indicated that market capitalization went up by 0.051 percent compared with the previous trading day, reaching approximately RO 39.25 billion.

The value of non-Omani purchases on the exchange amounted to RO 8,914,000, representing 13.41 percent, while the value of non-Omani sales reached RO 9,467,000, or 14.24 percent. Net non-Omani investment declined by RO 552,000, or 0.83 percent.

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The State of Qatar participated in the 126th Meeting of the Financial and Economic Cooperation Committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), held on Thursday in Manama, the Kingdom of Bahrain.
The State of Qatar's delegation was led by HE Minister of Finance Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari.
The meeting reviewed the outcomes of the meetings of the GCC Central Banks Governors' Committee, the Customs Union Authority, and the Committee of Heads and Directors of Tax Departments, and the Gulf Common Market Committee.
The General Secretariat's report on measures taken amidst the current regional and international economic developments was also discussed, in addition to the mechanism for implementing decisions regarding measures to combat harmful practices in international trade.
The meeting also addressed the progress of free trade agreement negotiations between the GCC states and other countries and international blocs, as well as a follow-up on the latest accomplishments toward achieving comprehensive economic unity among the GCC countries.

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The price of Kuwaiti crude oil dropped by USD 3.15 to USD 102.24 per barrel (pb) in Wednesday's trading, compared to USD 105.39 pb in the previous session, according to figures released by the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation on Thursday.
In global markets, Brent crude futures increased by USD 0.91 to USD 103.50 pb, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were up by USD 1.04 to USD 90.42 pb.

The average daily trading volume for the period 27/09 – 01/10 reached JD (15.5) million compared to JD (14.3) million for the last week, a increase of (8.0%). The total trading volume during the week reached JD(77.3) million compared to JD (71.6) million during the last week. Trading a total of (50.3) million shares through (24300) transactions.

Financial led the trading with JD(39.11) million or (50.60%) of the total trading volume. The Services followed with a JD(30.28) million or (39.18%). Finally, the Industrial with a JD(7.90) million representing(10.22%) of the total trading volume.

The shares price index closed at (4206.6) points, compared to (4125.6) points for the last week, an increase of (1.96%). The Financial index increased by (2.83%), the Services index increased by (1.28%), and the Industrial index increased by (0.31%).

The shares of (133) companies were traded, the shares prices of (75) companies rose, and the shares prices of (29) declined.

The top five gainers during the week were, the Jerusalem Insurance by (63.22%), Al-zarqa Educational & Investment by (21.05%), Nobar Trading Investment Company by (14.79%), Al-tajamouat For Catering And Housing Co Plc by (13.33%), and Jordan Decapolis Properties by (13.33%).

The top five losers were, the Jordan Dairy by (17.21%), Al- Sharq Investments Projects(holding) by (9.38%), Northern Cement Co. by (7.43%), Int'l Arabian Development And Investment Trading Co. by (7.41%), and Jordan Insurance by (7.10%).

Banque du Caire has announced the signing of a new cooperation agreement with Visa, a global leader in digital payments. This move reflects the commitment of both parties to expanding their collaboration and supporting Banque du Caire’s efforts to develop innovative payment solutions and products that keep pace with the rapid developments in the payments sector and meet the evolving needs of customers.
The agreement establishes a comprehensive framework for cooperation between Banque du Caire and Visa across several areas of mutual interest. It enables both parties to develop a range of new initiatives and solutions in the coming period, while leveraging Visa’s global expertise in digital payments, technology, and innovation.
This agreement aligns with Banque du Caire’s strategy to strengthen partnerships with major global institutions and utilize cutting-edge global expertise and technologies to enhance its card and payment ecosystem. This contributes to offering more diverse and flexible banking products and solutions, while elevating the customer experience across various touchpoints and services.
The collaboration is expected to yield several initiatives aimed at delivering added value to customers and creating seamless, flexible payment experiences. Additionally, the partnership will explore new opportunities to drive growth in the bank's card and payment operations and foster innovation in the banking products and services offered. In this context, Ahmed Effat, Executive Vice President of Banque du Caire, emphasized that the agreement with Visa reflects the bank’s commitment to building and developing strategic partnerships with leading global institutions in the payments and technology sectors. He noted the aim to leverage Visa’s global expertise and capabilities to support the bank’s efforts in advancing its payment ecosystem and fostering innovation across banking products and services.
He stated: “Collaborating with Visa marks a significant step in Banque du Caire’s strategy to continuously enhance our banking products and services and strengthen our digital payment capabilities, keeping pace with the sector's rapid evolution. Through this partnership, we look forward to leveraging Visa’s global expertise and advanced capabilities to develop innovative solutions that deliver added value to our customers, meet their changing needs, and facilitate seamless, flexible payment experiences.” Ahmed Effat added: “Banque du Caire continues to invest in technology and innovation as fundamental pillars of its strategy to enhance the competitiveness of its products and services and elevate the customer experience. We also believe in the importance of collaborating with specialized global institutions to open new horizons for development and innovation, thereby supporting our ability to deliver advanced banking solutions that keep pace with market demands and support the banking sector's digital transformation.”
For his part, Mohamed Tharwat, Head of Retail Banking and Microfinance at Banque du Caire, expressed his pride in the collaboration with Visa. He emphasized that the agreement marks a significant step toward expanding joint efforts and leveraging Visa’s global expertise and capabilities to develop innovative payment solutions and products that align with market trends and meet evolving customer needs.
He noted: “Our agreement with Visa aligns with Banque du Caire’s vision to continuously develop its banking product and service ecosystem and enhance payment solutions by leveraging Visa’s cutting-edge technologies and global expertise. Through this collaboration, we aim to explore new avenues for innovation and develop payment solutions that offer greater ease and flexibility, ultimately enhancing the customer experience and providing products and services that cater to their diverse needs.” Mohamed Tharwat added: “Strategic partnerships with specialized global institutions are a key pillar in supporting our efforts to develop our card and payment operations. In the coming phase, we look forward to working on a range of new initiatives and products that enhance the value delivered to customers, support the bank’s business growth, and keep pace with the rapid developments in the digital payments sector.”
For her part, Malak El-Baba, Vice President and General Manager of Visa in Egypt, Libya, and Sudan, emphasized that the agreement with Banque du Caire reflects the commitment of both parties to developing the digital payments ecosystem and providing customers with solutions that are more innovative, secure, and convenient.
She stated: “We are delighted to strengthen our collaboration with Banque du Caire—a leading banking institution in the Egyptian market—through this agreement. It opens new horizons for developing innovative payment solutions and products that meet evolving customer needs and keep pace with the rapid advancements in the payments sector. At Visa, we believe in the importance of strategic partnerships with banks and financial institutions to accelerate the shift toward digital payments and deliver seamless, secure, and reliable payment experiences, thereby supporting financial inclusion and fostering the growth of Egypt’s digital economy.”
The agreement underscores the commitment of both parties to continue exploring new areas of cooperation that align with the rapid evolution of the payments industry and contribute to delivering innovative solutions and experiences to customers in the period ahead.

As part of the Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy’s strategy to upgrade the electricity transmission system to meet the steadily rising demand for power—and in line with the directives and oversight of Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy—the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) continues to implement projects to develop and reinforce the Unified National Grid. These efforts aim to enhance the grid's capacity to handle increasing loads and improve the efficiency and stability of the power supply. In this context, Eng. Mona Rizk, Chairperson of the EETC, signed a contract with Egypt Cables to supply 66 kV underground cables. This agreement covers "Lot 2" of the contract dedicated to supplying the cables required to support grid projects. Eng. Ahmed El-Sayyad, Vice Chairman of Egypt Cables, represented the company at the signing ceremony. Also present were Eng. Ahmed Fathy, Head of Central Projects Sectors, and Eng. Tohamy Rabie, Head of the High-Voltage Central Projects Sector at EETC, alongside Dr. Wael Salam, Commercial Director, and Eng. Abdullah Saeed, Sales Manager, representing Egypt Cables. Lot 2 of the contract entails the supply of 66 kV underground cables—featuring 800 mm² copper conductors, lead sheathing, and XLPE insulation—to interconnect several transformer substations within the Cairo Electricity Zone. This initiative aims to bolster the grid's capacity to handle rising loads and enhance the efficiency of the electrical power transmission system.
The project is part of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company’s (EETC) broader efforts to upgrade grid components, improve high-voltage network efficiency, and boost operational capabilities in line with load growth and system requirements. It seeks to ensure the continuity and quality of power supply in the Cairo Electricity Zone, with an implementation period of five months.
Engineer Mona Rizk stated that the project is being executed under the directives and continuous oversight of Minister Dr. Mahmoud Esmat. This reflects the EETC's ongoing commitment to implementing plans for upgrading and modernizing the transmission network, enhancing component efficiency, and ensuring readiness for future loads—thereby supporting the stability of the Unified National Grid and elevating the quality and reliability of the power supply.

In line with the Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy’s efforts to upgrade the electricity transmission system to meet the steadily rising demand for power—and acting under the directives and supervision of Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy—the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) continues to implement projects to reinforce and develop the Unified National Grid. These efforts aim to enhance the grid's capacity to handle increasing loads and ensure the stability and quality of the power supply.
Within this framework, Eng. Mona Rizk, Chairperson of the EETC, signed a contract with the Egyptian-Chinese Ultra-High Voltage Grid Company for the supply of 66 kV underground cables (specifically for "Lot 1" of the contract). Dr. Eng. Youssef Ibrahim Fayez, Chairman of the Egyptian-Chinese Ultra-High Voltage Grid Company, represented his firm at the signing ceremony.
The signing ceremony was attended by Eng. Ahmed Fathy, Head of Central Projects Sectors, and Eng. Tohamy Rabie, Head of the High-Voltage Central Projects Sector.
Lot 1 of the contract entails the supply of XLPE-insulated, lead-sheathed copper underground cables (66 kV, 1x800 mm² cross-section) to facilitate interconnection between several transformer substations within the Cairo Electricity Zone at the 66 kV voltage level. This project is being implemented as part of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company’s plan to upgrade and enhance the efficiency of electricity transmission networks and keep pace with rising electrical loads. It aims to strengthen the grid's capacity to meet growing demands and improve the continuity and quality of power supply for consumers in the Cairo electricity zone; the project has a five-month implementation period.
Engineer Mona Rizk emphasized—in line with the directives and oversight of Minister Dr. Mahmoud Esmat—that the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company is continuing to execute plans and projects to upgrade the components of the Unified National Grid and boost its efficiency, thereby supporting its ability to handle increasing loads while maintaining the stability and quality of the power supply.

The Cabinet’s Media Center published an infographic on its social media platforms outlining the state's efforts to expand the storage system for petroleum and petroleum products. It detailed projects already completed in this sector as well as key projects currently underway.
The storage system for petroleum and petroleum products plays a vital role in securing domestic market needs by maintaining reserves that meet various demands; this supports the security and stability of petroleum product supplies and enhances the system's capacity to respond to market requirements.
The infographic revealed that 84 storage depots for petroleum products were completed over a 12-year period, with total investments amounting to approximately EGP 42.7 billion and a combined storage capacity of 5.2 million tons.
It also highlighted key storage facilities that have been established, including butane storage depots in Sohag and Alexandria; the marine jetty and storage facilities project for petroleum products at SUMED; the liquid bulk terminal project at Sonker (Sokhna); and strategic crude oil storage depots. The infographic indicated that projects for crude oil and petroleum product storage depots are currently underway, with total investments amounting to EGP 54 billion. Key projects include completing expansions at the Al-Hamra Petroleum Port in El Alamein, establishing an aviation fuel storage and transport system at the Badr depot, and constructing new storage depots for the Amreya Petroleum Refining Company, Assiut Oil Refining Company, and Cairo Oil Refining Company.

Last August, the Central Bank of Egypt approved the comprehensive regulatory framework for the digital financial identity (eKYC) platform, enabling citizens to open bank accounts and access banking products entirely through digital channels without visiting a branch. This development coincides with Egypt’s net international reserves reaching a record high of $57.2 billion by the end of August 2026 and the financial inclusion rate rising to 77.6% by the end of 2025—offering the Egyptian banking sector an exceptional opportunity to leverage artificial intelligence in spearheading a regional banking transformation. Khaled Barakat, a banking expert with nearly 30 years of experience, stated: “Drawing on my direct leadership of genuine banking transformation processes over three decades—not merely as an observer, but as a party that executed and bore direct responsibility for this transformation—a recurring pattern emerges: institutions that successfully translate technology into tangible growth are those that treat transformation as a restructuring of the entire business model, rather than as an isolated technical project.” He added, “This pattern applies not only to individual banks but equally to the national economy as a whole.”
McKinsey estimates that generative AI could add between $2.6 trillion and $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy, with the banking sector accounting for $200 billion to $340 billion of that figure. As the banking sector’s profitability and capacity to serve new segments of citizens and investors grow, the impact is directly reflected in GDP, tax revenues, and the financing capacity of the entire economy—making this a matter of economic policy rather than an isolated technical issue.
The technologies employed in the banking sector vary, each serving a distinct purpose and requiring a different level of oversight. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is best suited for serving large numbers of citizens around the clock at low cost. Generative AI streamlines report preparation and document analysis but requires clearer safeguards, as it can “fabricate” inaccurate information if not anchored to reliable sources.
Meanwhile, agentic AI executes entire sequences of decisions and actions within defined parameters, thereby enhancing efficiency. ...operational aspects, yet it raises fundamental questions regarding legal accountability and governance. Alternative credit assessment models serve as the fastest tool for achieving financial inclusion goals, as they evaluate citizens and small businesses previously excluded from the formal banking system; meanwhile, computer vision reduces the time required to open a bank account from days to minutes, and predictive analytics transforms risk management from a mere oversight mechanism into a proactive tool for financial stability. These technologies are not mutually exclusive alternatives but rather complementary layers.
Barakat explained: “The greatest benefit at the national level lies not in increasing bank profits per se, but in the collective ability of these tools to reach previously underserved segments.” The greatest obstacle to expanding the financial service base was never a lack of demand, but rather the difficulty of accurately and rapidly assessing the risk profiles of customers lacking a traditional credit history—a gap now being bridged by alternative assessment models.
Barakat’s perspective is grounded in a banking career spanning nearly three decades, during which he served as Executive Vice President and Head of Retail Banking and Digital Services. He was a pioneer in launching the retail banking industry in Egypt in 1998. He also spearheaded two comprehensive banking transformations—each resulting in the retail banking division becoming the fastest-growing in the market—and, while leading a team of over 2,000 employees, achieved asset and deposit growth rates of 70% to 80% during one of these initiatives.
On a global scale, the experiences of major banks—such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs (the latter currently building AI agent systems in partnership with Anthropic for accounting, customer screening, and onboarding)—demonstrate that the distinction between leading institutions and laggards lies not in the possession of technology, which is now accessible to almost everyone, but in the speed of its integration into core systems and corporate governance frameworks.
Today, Egypt presents a set of concurrent positive economic indicators rather than a single isolated metric. S&P Global upgraded Egypt’s credit rating in October 2025—the first such upgrade in seven years—following a similar move by Fitch in November 2024. Meanwhile, remittances from Egyptians working abroad reached $47.3 billion in... ...fiscal year 2025/2026, recording 29.6% growth, while Suez Canal revenues reached $4.67 billion during the same fiscal year, marking a 23% increase.
Regarding financial inclusion, the percentage of citizens aged 15 and older holding a bank account or an official payment instrument rose from 27% in 2016 to 77.6% by the end of 2025, according to the Central Bank of Egypt. Additionally, the "InstaPay" instant payment network surpassed 22 million users, with transaction values ​​reaching EGP 4.33 trillion by the second quarter of 2026.
The regulatory landscape is witnessing rapid evolution; the Central Bank of Egypt launched the Banking Sector Development and Reform Fund in October 2025 and granted the market's first license for a fully digital bank, while April 2026 saw the introduction of a regulatory reform package for the Egyptian capital market. Egypt is also gradually transitioning from an importer of expertise to a regional exporter; in July 2026, the Central Bank of Egypt hosted delegations from the Bank of Ghana to share expertise in data management and AI applications for monetary policy and inflation forecasting, as well as the Egyptian financial cybersecurity frameworks EG-FinCIRT and EG-FinCSF.
The digital business services sector has emerged as an economic driver parallel to the banking sector; Egypt’s outsourcing industry generated $5.2 billion in exports in 2025, driven by 252 companies and 282 global service centers employing over 195,000 professionals, with the sector's strategy shifting toward advanced, integrated digital services. ...featuring generative AI. The private sector and traditional financial institutions have begun translating this confidence into actual investment, In June 2026, the digital financial services platform MNT-Halan secured an investment from Al Ahly Capital,the investment arm of the National Bank of Egypt—at a valuation of $1.4 billion; this marked the first instance of an Egyptian commercial bank becoming an equity partner in MNT-Halan.
Barakat believes that the convergence of these indicators—ranging from improved credit ratings, recovering reserves, and accelerating financial inclusion to regulatory openness, a pool of digital talent, and renewed investment appetite—rarely occurs simultaneously within a single economic cycle.
He concluded: “A successful institutional transformation is not an isolated technical project; rather, it is a complete restructuring of the business model, led by senior management who bear direct responsibility for it. What is required at this stage is to capitalize on these indicators through policies that incentivize partnerships between traditional banks and fintech companies, while supporting the continued regulatory openness that has already begun to attract the attention of international investors.”

Underscoring the resilience of the national economy, data from the Central Bank of Egypt showed that the banking sector's net foreign assets rose to $31.2 billion in August 2026—the highest level since January 2020—broken down as follows:
• Net foreign assets of banks rose to $12.4 billion in August 2026.
• Net foreign assets of the Central Bank rose to $18.8 billion in August 2026.

Company: Al Fanar Contracting Construction Trade Import And Export Co
Symbols: EGS221U1C016
Reuters: FNAR.CA
Content:
Minutes of the EGM held on 26/09/2026 (First meeting) (before certification) ' noting the lack of a legal quorum.

EGM Minutes (before Certification) (307 KB)

Issuer Name : Aur Securitization 3rd Iss 1st Pro Tranche C Jun 2030
ISIN Code : EGB697Q1S142
Reuters Code : EGBARSC3P1CCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.55%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.6890410959
Coupon Number : 9
Coupon Date : 06/10/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 07/10/2026

Issuer Name : Aur Securitization 3rd Iss 1st Pro Tranche A Jan 2028
ISIN Code : EGB697Q1S126
Reuters Code : EGBARSC3P1ACV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.35%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.2689734457
Coupon Number : 9
Coupon Date : 06/10/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 07/10/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 5.9417879418

Company Name : Egyptian Chemical Industries (Kima)
ISIN Code : EGS38201C017
Reuters Code : EGCH.CA
Content :
AGM decisions.
Assembly Date : 30/09/2026

AGM Decisions in Arabic & English (2,102 KB)

Company Name : U Consumer Finance
ISIN Code : EGS505Z1C018
Reuters Code : VALU.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the completion of its twenty-third securitization bond issuance, with a total value of EGP 945,800,000.

Release from the Company (454 KB)

Company Name : Pioneers Properties For Urban Development (PRE Group)
ISIN Code : EGS21FW1C015
Reuters Code : PRDC.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the launch of the 'Collage' phase at the Ivoire East project.

Release from the Company (648 KB)

Trading value for Thursday 01/10/2026 reached JD(10.8) million. (7.1) million shares were traded through (5,494).

The shares price index closed at (4206.57) point, an increase of (0.38%)

The shares of (115) companies were traded, the shares prices of (64) companies rose, and the shares prices of (28) declined.

At the sector level, the Financial index increased by 0.47%, the Services index increased by 0.30%, and the Industrial index increased by 0.25%.

As for sub sector indices, the Real Estate, Pharmaceutical and Medical Industries, Transportation, Chemical Industries, Engineering and Construction, Utilities and Energy, Banks, Technology and Communication, Diversified Financial Services, Food and Beverages, Mining and Extraction Industries, Commercial Services sectors increased by 1.43%, 1.37%, 1.25%, 0.93%, 0.93%, 0.61%, 0.48%, 0.31%, 0.19%, 0.17%, 0.09%, 0.02% respectively. While the Insurance, Educational Services, Health Care Services, Hotels and Tourism sectors decreased by 1.09%, 0.87%, 0.69%, 0.26% respectively.

The top five gainers were, the Amad Investment & Real Estate Development by (7.37%), National Insurance by (5.93%), Al-tajamouat For Catering And Housing Co Plc by (4.94%), Nobar Trading Investment Company by (4.86%), and Jordan Commercial Bank by (4.84%).

The top five losers were, Petra Education Company by (4.81%), Specialized Trading & Investment by (4.67%), Alshamekha For Realestate And Financial Investments by (4.48%), Jordan Dairy by (4.30%), and Jordan Insurance by (4.27%).

Company Name : Lotus For Agricultural Investments And Development
ISIN Code : EGS07661C019
Reuters Code : LUTS.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the signing of an agreement to supply, install and operate solar power plants.

Release from the Company (361 KB)

Company Name : Eastern Tobacco
ISIN Code: EGS37091C013
Currency: EGP
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2026 To 31/03/2026
Net Profit: 1,253,236 Value In Thousand
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2025 To 31/03/2025
Net Comparative Profit: 1,626,782 Value In Thousand
Audit Status : Reviewed
Comment : Taking minority into consideration
Source : Eastern Tobacco

Company Name : Eastern Tobacco
ISIN Code: EGS37091C013
Currency: EGP
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2026 To 31/03/2026
Net Profit: 1,253,236 Value In Thousand
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2025 To 31/03/2025
Net Comparative Profit: 1,626,782 Value In Thousand
Audit Status : Reviewed
Comment : Taking minority into consideration
Source : Eastern Tobacco

The Consolidated Financial Statement (14,389 KB)

Trading value for Thursday 01 October 2026 reached USD 2.19 million. 30,180 shares were traded through 15 transactions.

During the session 2 instrument(s) were traded, the prices of 2 instrument(s) rose, the prices of 0 instrument(s) decreased, while the prices of 0 instrument(s) remained unchanged.

The Stock Capitalization of the listed companies increased by 1.40% to reach USD 17,743 million, against USD 17,494 million for the previous session.

Company Name : Eastern Tobacco
ISIN Code: EGS37091C013
Currency: EGP
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2026 To 30/06/2026
Net Profit: 4,154,475 Value In Thousand
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2025 To 30/06/2025
Net Comparative Profit : 4,328,318 Value In Thousand
Audit Status : Reviewed
Comment : Taking minority into consideration
Source : Eastern Tobacco

Company Name : Eastern Tobacco
ISIN Code: EGS37091C013
Currency: EGP
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2026 To 30/06/2026
Net Profit: 4,154,475 Value In Thousand
F/S Consolidated Period : From 01/01/2025 To 30/06/2025
Net Comparative Profit : 4,328,318 Value In Thousand
Audit Status : Reviewed
Comment : Taking minority into consideration
Source : Eastern Tobacco

The Consolidated Financial Statement (15,528 KB)

Company Name : Certificates Of Odin Egyptian Equity Investment Fund-KASAB
ISIN Code : EGS696Z1C017
Reuters Code : KASABF.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the Net Asset Value of the Investment Fund 'Aden for Investment in Egyptian Equities' as of 30/09/2026.
Release from the Company (23 KB)

Company Name : El Ahli Investment and Development
ISIN Code : EGS69021C011
Reuters Code : AFDI.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' decisions held on 30/09/2026.
Board of Directors Decisions (123 KB)

Company Name : QALA For Financial Investments
ISIN Code : EGS73541C012 - EGS73541P048
Reuters Code : CCAP.CA - CCAPP.CA
Content :
The Financial Regulatory Authority hereby confirms that it has no objection to the publication of the disclosure report prepared in accordance with the provisions of Article (48) of the Listing Rules of the Egyptian Exchange, regarding the resolution of the company's Board of Directors held on 10/09/2026.
Release from FRA (936 KB)