Issuer Name : EL TAAMIR Securitization 2nd Iss 2nd Pro Tranche B Oct 2028 VR
ISIN Code : EGB692R1S419
Reuters Code : EGBETSC2P2BCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.45%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.621156378
Coupon Number : 7
Coupon Date : 30/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 03/05/2026

Issuer Name : EL TAAMIR Securitization 2nd Iss 2nd Pro Tranche A Oct 2027
ISIN Code : EGB692R1S401
Reuters Code : EGBETSC2P2ACV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.35%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.472071233
Coupon Number : 7
Coupon Date : 30/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 03/05/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 2.758849172

Issuer Name : EL TAAMIR Securitization 1st Issue 1st Program Tranche W Oct 2028
ISIN Code : EGB692R1S286
Reuters Code : EGETSC1P1W=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 18.20%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.495890411
Coupon Number : 28
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026

Company Name : Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
ISIN Code : EGS3I1D1C015
Reuters Code : UPMS.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' annual report on the financial statements for the fiscal year ending on 31/12/2025.

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Company Name : Fitness Prime
ISIN Code : EGS774M1C017
Reuters Code : FTNS.CA
Content :
The company sent its Disclosure Form for the BoD & the shareholders' structure for the period ended on 31/03/2026 according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

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Company Name : EGX 30 INDEX ETF
ISIN Code : EGS69491M015
Reuters Code : EGX30ETF.CA
Content :
Disclosure Form of the company for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period 31/03/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

Disclosure Form for the BoD & the Shareholders' Structure (302 KB)

Company Name : Credit Agricole Egypt
ISIN Code : EGS60041C018
Reuters Code : CIEB.CA
Content :
The company sent its Disclosure Form for the BoD & the shareholders' structure for the period ended on 31/03/2026 according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

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According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 20/04/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 19 January 2027 issued on 20/01/2026 with an additional EGP 33,731,475,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 87,556,850,000 (distributed over 3,502,274 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 21/04/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980J1R16

Company Name : Rakta Paper Manufacturing
ISIN Code : EGS36021C011
Reuters Code : RAKT.CA
Content :
Referring to the announcement published on 05/04/2026 concerning the public auction will be held on 19/04/2026 , a release regarding the auction.

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According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 20/04/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 21 July 2026 issued on 22/07/2025 with an additional EGP 63,450,025,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 211,958,275,000 (distributed over 8,478,331 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 21/04/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980L7Q17

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on 20/04/2026, including their request to increase the issue size of Treasury Bills 20 October 2026 issued on 21/10/2025 with an additional EGP 119,191,625,000 representing the increase of the issue size, to reach EGP 236,655,775,000 (distributed over 9,466,231 bills at a par value of EGP 25,000).
The above-mentioned increase will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 21/04/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code: EGT9980KAQ10

Company Name : Tenth Of Ramadan Pharmaceutical Industries&Diagnostic-Rameda
ISIN Code : EGS381B1C015
Reuters Code : RMDA.CA
Content :
Release from FRA indicating that the Authority has no objection to the publication of the disclosure report prepared in accordance with the provisions of Article (48) of the EGX Listing Rules regarding the decision of the company's Board of Directors held on 30/03/2026.

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The Central Bank of Egypt announced on its official website today, Monday, that it is issuing treasury bonds with a total value of EGP 15 billion:

Fixed-rate bonds for 2 years worth EGP 5 billion, with semi-annual interest payments, maturing on 21 April 2028.

Fixed-rate bonds for 3 years worth EGP 7 billion, with semi-annual interest payments, maturing on 31 March 2029.

Floating-rate bonds for 3 years worth EGP 3 billion, with quarterly interest payments, maturing on 21 April 2029.

The Central Bank noted that the Monetary Policy Committee, in its latest meeting, decided to keep key interest rates unchanged. Accordingly, the overnight deposit rate, overnight lending rate, and the main operation rate were maintained at 19.0%, 20.0%, and 19.5%, respectively, while the credit and discount rate was kept at 19.5%.

The Ministry of Finance authorizes the Central Bank throughout the fiscal year to manage its issuances of treasury bills and bonds in Egyptian pounds, with proceeds directed to finance and cover items in the state’s general budget for the current fiscal year.

Company Name : Egyptian for Tourism Resorts
ISIN Code : EGS70431C019
Reuters Code : EGTS.CA
Content :
Release from GAFI concerning the invitation for Egyptian for Tourism resorts company AGM that will held on 16/05/2026.

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According to the letter received from the MCDR on 20/04/2026 by the periodical partial redemption (installment no. 17) for the listed bonds of EFG Hermes Securitization The Second Issuance - Third Program Tranche D July 2028 Fixed Return.
The total listed value of the bonds after the partial redemption becomes EGP 95,674,999.99 distributed over 1,806,250 bonds at a par value of EGP 52.96885. These modifications will be applied to EGX database effective 21/04/2026 trading session. This bond tranche has been locally rated by MERIS As (A) ، At a fixed annual Return rate of 13.35% to be paid monthly.
ISIN Code: EGB69561S268

According to the letter received from the CBE & ECSD on '20'/04'/2026, including their request to add this issue of Treasury Bills 20 April 2027 issued on 21/04/2026 amounted to EGP 54,734,650,000 distributed over 2,189,386 bills at a par value of 25,000 EGP To The EGX trading system with a discount rate of 23.300%
The above-mentioned issue will be added to EGX database & available for trading effective 21/04/2026 trading session.
ISIN Code:EGT9980K4R11

Company News from the Egyptian Stock Exchange:

Etihad Pharmaceutical Services & Investment reported net losses of EGP 2,306,002 in 2025, compared to net profits of EGP 5,616,536 in 2024.

Miran Hills Real Estate and Palm Hills Developments announced a strategic partnership to launch a major project in Ras El Hekma.

Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payments obtained a license for microinsurance and expanded financial inclusion services in Egypt.

A block trading transaction was executed on Cairo Housing & Development shares, involving 47,250,000 shares worth EGP 48,195,000.

Major Economic News:

The Cabinet Media Center announced that the second phase of the comprehensive health insurance system will cost EGP 115 billion, covering 12 million citizens across 5 new governorates, with Minya accounting for 60%. The phase will include 70 hospitals.

The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones approved the establishment of Egypt’s first Special Investment Zone (SIZ) for The Spine project in New Cairo by Talaat Moustafa Group, with investments exceeding EGP 1.4 trillion.

Minister of Investment Mohamed Farid Saleh participated in a roundtable at the American Chamber of Commerce in Washington, presenting investment opportunities and reforms, including digitization of procedures to shorten company setup times.

The Minister met with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to expand cooperation in industrial development and investment zones, emphasizing digital transformation and streamlined procedures.

The Minister also met with the OECD Secretary-General, discussing alignment with global standards, highlighting Egypt’s reforms in exchange rate flexibility and energy restructuring.

Discussions with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) focused on boosting agricultural exports, food security, and supporting small farmers with modern practices.

The Minister met with MetLife executives to explore digital insurance and expansion in the Egyptian market.

In talks with the IMF, the Minister emphasized that Egypt’s privatization program aims not only at liquidity but also at raising the market value of state-owned assets.

The Minister confirmed that the planned IPO of Misr Life Insurance could be valued between EGP 14–18 billion, making it one of the largest in Egyptian stock market history.

Minister of Planning Ahmed Rostom met with the African Development Bank’s ALSF to discuss strengthening institutional cooperation and enabling the private sector to play a larger role in development.

The Ministry of Petroleum approved the 2025 results of Wadico (New Valley Mining & Oil Shale Company), which achieved revenues of EGP 2.8 billion and net profits exceeding EGP 1 billion, compared to EGP 340 million in 2023.

The Minister of Petroleum praised Petroleum Air Services (PAS) for its strong performance, fleet modernization, and increased net profits.

The Egyptian Mining Resources Company reported total revenues of EGP 2 billion in FY 2024/2025, up 79% above target and 39% year-on-year.

Minister of Housing Randa El-Menshawy witnessed the signing of an MoU with CITIC Construction (China) and ANCOM to establish a factory for reverse osmosis desalination membranes in Egypt.

The Ministry of Agriculture’s Contract Farming Center launched intensive awareness campaigns in Minya, Sohag, and Fayoum to support farmers of summer and oilseed crops.

Ministers of Health and Higher Education met with university leaders to strengthen cooperation in the comprehensive health insurance system.

The Egyptian Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Unit hosted a UN delegation to enhance cooperation in combating financial crimes.

The Central Bank of Egypt announced the issuance of sovereign sukuk worth EGP 4 billion, with a fixed 3-year return, maturing in March 2029.

The Central Bank also issued treasury bonds worth EGP 15 billion, including fixed and variable-rate bonds.

Al-Tadamun Microfinance Foundation renewed a EGP 50 million credit facility with the Export Development Bank of Egypt (EBank) to support women-led microenterprises.

The Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce will host the Egypt-Finland Business Forum during the Finnish President’s visit to Egypt.

EFG Hermes successfully advised on an accelerated bookbuild (ABB) for selling a secondary stake in ValU, involving 53.8 million shares (2.55% of total).

MNT-Halan announced the successful full subscription of the first issuance of its Halan AZ real estate investment fund (REIT), in partnership with Prasbal Hospitality, focusing on managed hospitality assets.

Daltex Agricultural Products Chairman Samir El-Naggar praised the role of the Future of Egypt Authority in land reclamation, which boosted agricultural production and supported small exporters.

Housing & Development Properties (HDP) secured EGP 1.5 billion financing from MIDBANK, with the first tranche of EGP 750 million, to support expansion and growth in Egypt’s real estate market.

Dr. Ahmed Rostom:

Egypt adopts balanced economic policies to address global challenges and preserve development gains.

The Egyptian economy has shown resilience and flexibility in facing successive global shocks, benefiting from accumulated experience and proactive policies.

Implementing priority projects that improve citizens’ quality of life and energy security is a top priority.

The presidential initiative “Decent Life” aims to improve living standards for millions of citizens in rural Egypt by upgrading basic services and infrastructure.

Dr. Ahmed Rostom, Minister of Planning and Economic Development, held a meeting with Mr. Olivier Bognon, CEO of the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF) of the African Development Bank, to discuss strengthening institutional cooperation and economic development in light of the strategic partnership with the Bank. The meeting was part of the ministry’s efforts to explore opportunities for enabling the private sector to play a greater role in supporting development, with participation from ALSF’s team, representatives of the Central Bank of Egypt, and ministry leaders.

The discussions covered several strategic areas, most notably expanding public-private partnership (PPP) models in coordination with the Ministry of Finance, developing innovative financing tools to ease pressure on the state budget, and enhancing cooperation in renewable energy and infrastructure. Both sides reviewed a proposal to establish a specialized financing mechanism combining local and international funding—with participation from development banks and financial institutions—to provide investment guarantees and long-term financing for infrastructure projects, while leveraging international expertise.

Dr. Rostom highlighted Egypt’s experience in dealing with successive global crises, from the COVID-19 pandemic to current geopolitical tensions, noting that the Egyptian economy demonstrated remarkable resilience thanks to proactive and balanced reform policies aimed at strengthening macroeconomic stability, diversifying income sources, and encouraging private sector participation to generate sustainable jobs.

He stressed that the government prioritizes projects that directly improve citizens’ quality of life, alongside expanding renewable energy projects to enhance energy security. He referred to the presidential initiative “Decent Life”, which targets upgrading basic services and infrastructure for millions in rural areas, with a focus on investing in human capital and supporting SMEs to reduce poverty and achieve inclusive, balanced development.

For their part, ALSF representatives outlined their mechanisms of work and their role in providing legal and technical advice to African countries, praising Egypt’s strong economic ties. They reaffirmed the African Development Bank’s commitment to supporting economic growth across the continent through infrastructure financing, encouraging private investment, and promoting the transition to a green economy and climate change mitigation.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides agreed to continue joint coordination and hold technical sessions to refine the proposed innovative financing mechanisms and translate them into actionable programs serving Egypt’s and Africa’s development goals.

Preparations for launching the second phase of the comprehensive health insurance system…

Chairman of the Healthcare Authority: 48 billion EGP invested in infrastructure and equipment for Minya’s health insurance system, targeting services for 6.5 million citizens in the governorate.

Chairman: 26 hospitals and 290 primary care facilities to serve Minya residents; first phase begins with 10 hospitals and 113 centers/units.

Chairman: Intensive field awareness campaigns to reach all citizens and integrate them into the system, with reliance on digital solutions, pre-booking, referral systems, and electronic medical records to ensure service quality.

Chairman: Lessons learned from the first phase helped simplify procedures and reduce service time; a unified “work manual” has been prepared for newly joining governorates to enhance operational excellence.

Chairman: Intensive training programs for medical and administrative staff on quality standards and operational guidelines, ensuring full readiness of facilities before actual launch to provide integrated, sustainable healthcare services worthy of Egyptian citizens.

Dr. Ahmed El-Sobky, Chairman of the General Healthcare Authority, announced final preparations for Minya governorate to join the comprehensive health insurance system (second phase), stressing that the state is making unprecedented investments to develop the healthcare sector in Upper Egypt.

He explained that the cost of infrastructure and equipment in Minya reached 48 billion EGP, covering the construction of new medical facilities, upgrading existing ones, and equipping them with the latest medical devices and information systems. The aim is to create a qualitative leap in healthcare services and enhance facilities’ capacity to meet rising demand while achieving the highest standards of quality and safety.

The Authority targets registering 6.5 million residents of Minya under the system. Awareness campaigns are underway to enroll beneficiaries and ensure comprehensive coverage for all groups gradually and systematically.

The integrated healthcare network in Minya includes 26 hospitals and 290 primary care facilities (95 family medicine centers and 195 units). The first phase will start with 10 hospitals and 113 primary care facilities, focusing on strengthening primary care as the first point of contact for citizens, improving resource efficiency, and optimizing hospital use.

Dr. El-Sobky emphasized that the Authority applies a flexible operational model tailored to Minya’s demographics across 9 districts. The strategy includes expanding family medicine centers, implementing an organized referral system between care levels, adopting digital solutions and electronic medical records, pre-booking to prevent overcrowding, and improving efficiency through better human resource management.

He noted that lessons from the first phase were invaluable, leading to the creation of a new “work manual” covering all operational procedures to enhance excellence. Preparations ensure facilities are fully ready before launch, with staff training and simplified procedures to reduce service time.

Dr. El-Sobky concluded that the pilot launch of the comprehensive health insurance system in Minya is planned once all preparations are complete, ensuring full operational readiness to deliver integrated, sustainable healthcare services that meet citizens’ expectations.

The Media Center of Damietta Port Authority issued a statement today, Monday, April 20, 2026, announcing that the port received 15 ships in the past 24 hours, while 11 ships departed, bringing the total number of ships currently at the port to 29.

Exports of general cargo amounted to 29,547 tons, including:

8,200 tons of urea

3,550 tons of beet pulp

8,014 tons of packed gypsum

1,250 tons of packed salt

8,533 tons of miscellaneous goods

Imports of general cargo totaled 62,003 tons, including:

18,559 tons of wheat

1,194 tons of beech wood

2,100 tons of scrap

8,700 tons of corn

14,000 tons of soybeans

1,900 tons of cooking oil

15,550 tons of iron

Container traffic: 488 TEUs (export and import), while 4,275 TEUs were handled as transit containers.

The public sector grain silos at the port currently hold 87,866 tons of wheat, while private sector warehouses hold 23,153 tons.

Truck movement in and out of the port totaled 5,333 operations.

Source: Youm7

Engineer Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, attended via video conference the general assembly of the New Valley Mining and Oil Shale Company (Wadico) to approve the company’s 2025 results.

During the meeting, Eng. Amjad Abdel Razek Ghoneim, Chairman of the company, reviewed key performance indicators, noting remarkable growth achieved through the successful implementation of the institutional development strategy (2024–2028).

He explained that operating revenues jumped to 2.8 billion EGP, while net profits exceeded 1 billion EGP in 2025, compared to about 340 million EGP in 2023, achieving an exceptional growth rate of 195%. Total assets rose to 3.14 billion EGP, alongside record contracts worth 3 billion EGP.

The company succeeded in extracting a total of 3.5 million tons of phosphate ore in 2025, with improved operational efficiency raising daily extraction rates to 10,000 tons. Fine phosphate production using mechanical separation reached 1.7 million tons, with an average daily output of 4,600 tons, and sales of 1.1 million tons.

Exploration expansion efforts confirmed and added new phosphate reserves, bringing total measured and proven reserves plus current stock to safe levels that ensure sustainable production and sales for more than 8 years.

On new business opportunities, Wadico expanded internationally through discussions on exploiting phosphate ore in Saudi Arabia, and signed an MoU to explore phosphate in Mauritania. Locally, and in line with maximizing added value, a strategic MoU was signed with China’s Xingfa company to study establishing an integrated chemical industrial complex in Egypt for producing phosphorus and silicon.

Wadico has become a leader in green mining in Egypt. The company is currently building the first off-grid solar power station in Egypt’s mining sector, located in Wadi El-Shaghb, Aswan, with a capacity of 3.2 MW. This project will power three production lines (crushers) and all facilities, saving about 2.6 million liters of diesel annually and reducing CO₂ emissions by 7,300 tons, supporting sustainable operations and long-term growth.

The company also owns and operates the first heavy mining equipment in the sector powered by electricity, including three 70-ton dump trucks and two 24-ton loaders, supported by a 600 kWh charging station.

On digital transformation, Wadico achieved advanced levels of transparency and governance, reaching “zero human intervention” in production stages by linking all scales to an ERP system and a centralized data analysis dashboard that provides real-time reports and alerts, reducing losses and improving efficiency.

Digital development also included building a comprehensive communications infrastructure and VOIP systems to connect all sites, integrating artificial intelligence, and expanding the use of solar-powered surveillance cameras, enabling automated monitoring of operational risks and securing operations around the clock.

On occupational safety and health, the company maintained its leadership by issuing the “Safety Guide for Supervisors of Surface Mining of Sedimentary Ores”, a comprehensive reference covering operations, equipment, risk identification, and precautionary measures to mitigate hazards.

Source: Youm7

Engineer Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, attended via video conference the general assembly of the Egyptian Mining Resources Company to approve the financial results for fiscal year 2024/2025, with the participation of ministry leaders, the Mineral Resources Authority, mining industries representatives, and officials from the Central Auditing Organization.

During the meeting, Dr. Amr Aloua, Chairman of the company, reviewed key performance indicators, noting that specific targets were set to raise production levels from mines across Egypt, increase the added value of mineral ores, and achieve maximum efficiency to meet local market needs in industries such as fertilizers, ceramics, paints, and other mining-related sectors.

He highlighted that phosphate ore represents the largest share of the company’s production at about 76%, while other ores such as zinc, kaolin, feldspar, sandy kaolin, manganese, and iron oxide are distributed across the Eastern Desert, Red Sea, and southern Egypt.

The company confirmed reserves of about 200,000 tons of phosphate ore with concentrations ranging between 24% and 28% phosphorus oxide, at the Sebaiya East (4 and 5) mines and Abaza-1 mine. More than 5,000 meters of drilling were carried out in Wadi El-Shaghb and its extensions, showing promising results so far.

Total production of final mineral products reached 581,000 tons, led by phosphate and zinc.

On marketing, the company achieved a 30% increase above target, selling about 621,000 tons of ores worth 1.3 billion EGP.

Total revenues reached 2 billion EGP, up 79% above target and 39% compared to the previous fiscal year. Revenues from sales of goods and services amounted to 1.4 billion EGP, up 36% above target, while operating costs stood at 538 million EGP, 20 million less than projected.

Net profits reached 1.2 billion EGP in FY 2024/2025, an increase of 178% above target and 102% compared to last year.

In line with optimizing resources and reducing costs, the company is studying expansion in the use of solar energy at work sites. It also intensified efforts in occupational safety and health, recording about 470,000 safe working hours without injuries.

Source: Youm7

With the transformation of global energy systems, the insurance sector plays a pivotal role in supporting this transition and managing its risks. As the world shifts from traditional energy sources to renewable energy, hydrogen, and low‑carbon technologies, the market is expected to grow significantly, driven by increased investments in energy infrastructure worldwide, especially in emerging economies.

The move toward clean energy opens new opportunities for insurers to develop comprehensive coverage tailored to the rapid changes in the energy sector.

The global energy and electricity insurance market is estimated at $11.66 billion in 2026, and is expected to reach $23.33 billion by 2035, recording a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8% between 2026 and 2035.

Europe holds a market share of 35–40%, thanks to its expansion in renewable energy projects, followed by North America with a share of 30–34%.

The market’s growth will be driven by rising investments in energy infrastructure globally, particularly in emerging economies. The shift toward clean energy also creates opportunities for insurers to design specialized policies covering emerging risks such as the construction and operation of green hydrogen projects.

Expansion trends in energy insurance point toward solutions for managing new risks, including cyber and environmental risks. Insurers are also moving toward greater use of digital technologies and data analytics to improve underwriting accuracy and claims management. Parametric insurance and usage‑based insurance models are gaining traction, supported by rising investments in renewable energy projects and technological progress. Governments and regulators worldwide are implementing policies that encourage clean energy, further increasing demand for insurance.

Challenges facing insurers include economic factors such as inflation, geopolitical risks, limited historical loss data for emerging risks, natural disasters, and rising losses from extreme weather events. These challenges are pushing insurers to tighten coverage terms and exclusions, raise premiums, and retain more risk.

Emerging markets in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa are experiencing rapid growth in energy projects, requiring specialized insurance products.

Additionally, the expansion of renewable power plants, smart grids, and sustainable energy projects creates new opportunities for insurers to provide tailored solutions addressing risks associated with new technologies and regulatory environments.

Minister of Housing: The seawater desalination file is a top priority for the ministry in light of the major urban expansion in coastal cities.

The project reflects the state’s direction toward deepening local manufacturing in priority sectors, supporting comprehensive development goals and Egypt’s Vision 2030.

CEO of CITIC Construction: The company is keen on the Egyptian market and eager to expand cooperation in implementing more projects in the coming period.

Engineer Randa El-Menshawy, Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, attended the signing ceremony of a memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Housing (represented by the New Urban Communities Authority), China’s CITIC Construction, and the International Petroleum and Industrial Services Company (ANCOM). The MoU concerns the development, establishment, and management of a factory to produce reverse osmosis desalination membranes used in seawater desalination plants, as part of Egypt’s efforts to localize industry, especially strategic industries.

The signing ceremony was attended by Mr. Yang Jianqiang, CEO of CITIC Construction, via video conference, along with Eng. Ahmed Omran, Deputy Minister of Housing for Utilities, and several ministry and NUCA leaders.

The MoU was signed by Eng. Ahmed Ali (Deputy Chairman of NUCA for Utilities and Network/Plant Maintenance), Mr. Ting Tao (Deputy General Manager of CITIC Construction), and Mr. Hesham Sheta (Chairman of ANCOM). The agreement supports expanding Egypt’s water infrastructure capacity and advancing sustainable development pathways.

After the signing, Minister Randa El-Menshawy expressed her satisfaction with the cooperation, stressing that seawater desalination is a top priority given the rapid urban expansion in coastal cities, which requires sustainable and secure water sources. She explained that a national integrated desalination strategy has been developed extending to 2050, implemented through successive five-year plans, aiming to reach a production capacity of about 9 million cubic meters per day of desalinated water.

She added that localizing the manufacture of desalination plant components, especially reverse osmosis membranes, is a pivotal step toward reducing reliance on imports, lowering operating costs, enhancing advanced technology transfer, supporting national industry, and creating specialized jobs. The ministry is working on a comprehensive plan to manufacture desalination plant components locally, in partnership with leading global companies and the private sector, to build a sustainable industrial base in this vital sector.

She emphasized that the project reflects the state’s orientation toward deepening local manufacturing in priority sectors and opening new horizons for international cooperation, supporting Egypt’s comprehensive development goals and Vision 2030.

Mr. Yang Jianqiang, CEO of CITIC Construction, expressed his gratitude to the Minister of Housing for this cooperation and MoU signing. He noted his previous meeting with Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly in October, which discussed enhancing cooperation with the Ministry of Housing. He confirmed that signing this MoU represents a practical start to cooperation and that the company will expedite procedures to begin project implementation.

He highlighted that CITIC is one of China’s largest state-owned conglomerates, with extensive expertise and a strong track record in reverse osmosis desalination technology, having implemented numerous projects worldwide. He affirmed the company’s interest in the Egyptian market and its commitment to expanding cooperation in more projects in the future.

Under the MoU, a factory will be developed, established, and operated to produce reverse osmosis desalination membranes for seawater, helping meet the needs of existing and future desalination plants in Egypt and supporting the state’s plans to expand seawater desalination projects.

Engineer Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, emphasized during the general assembly meeting of Petroleum Air Services (PAS) the great importance the ministry attaches to training technical staff and pilots to the highest international standards. He thanked the company’s board of directors and all employees, praising the distinguished performance achieved last year, which included fleet modernization, fulfillment of contracts, and an increase in net profit.

He stressed the need to continue prioritizing worker and operational safety, confirming the ministry’s full support for the company’s expansion plans, with continuous coordination with relevant ministries and exploration of promising opportunities to diversify income sources and maximize the use of company assets.

Major General Pilot Ihab Abdel-Maqsoud, Chairman of PAS, presented the company’s 2025 results, affirming its continued role as a leading national company providing specialized air transport services to support the petroleum and mineral resources sector, as well as domestic and international air transport services supporting tourism and investment sectors.

The company’s fleet totals 39 aircraft: 31 helicopters and 8 fixed-wing planes, with ongoing modernization through new Agusta AW169 aircraft, scheduled to join the fleet starting March 2027.

In helicopter operations, PAS successfully executed petroleum sector flights in 2025 to transport crews and equipment to onshore and offshore sites and platforms under active contracts with a 100% completion rate, in addition to 21 medical evacuation flights performed in record times.

The company extended its contract with Libya’s Fly Oya to operate three AW139 helicopters for Mellitah Oil & Gas and Italy’s Eni in Libya and Malta, and leased an additional Bell 412 helicopter for two years. PAS also successfully completed operations in Nigeria on June 30, 2025, in cooperation with Bristow for Chevron, after three consecutive years of work.

In fixed-wing operations, PAS continued petroleum sector flights under current contracts, alongside international and regional flights to Beirut, Montenegro, Jeddah, Aqaba, and 112 Umrah flights (Cairo/Jeddah/Cairo), as well as flights for Petrojet to Neom, Saudi Arabia.

On maintenance and overhaul, PAS continues as an accredited center by the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority and Leonardo (Italy), providing maintenance services for its fleet and third parties. It renewed accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s GACA for aircraft maintenance. Maintenance is carried out through 8 integrated sites and 15 workshops at Cairo Airport, reducing costs and ensuring aircraft readiness. PAS also provided repair services for EgyptAir, Air Cairo, Fly Egypt, Smart Aviation, and Nesma Airlines.

The company established Egypt’s first helicopter pilot training academy in cooperation with the Egyptian Aviation Academy, after obtaining necessary approvals. It set up a full training center, acquired a modern simulator, and trained its instructors internationally. The first helicopter pilot training program launched in October 2025, with the first graduating class expected in July 2026.

In technical training, PAS obtained accreditation to provide aircraft maintenance training for its staff and external clients, reducing training costs and generating additional revenue.

The fleet logged around 36,000 flight hours in 2025, compared to 31,000 hours in 2024, a 15.7% increase, transporting nearly 750,000 passengers.

Financial indicators: issued and fully paid capital rose to 200 million USD (up from 100 million USD). Total revenues reached 161.3 million USD (vs. 147.5 million USD in 2024), with net profit before tax at 45.9 million USD (vs. 40.7 million USD the previous year).

On occupational safety, health, and environment, PAS achieved a “zero accidents” record, with 4 million safe working hours and no incidents or fatalities. Training totaled 13,245 hours for 1,500 trainees.

In line with international aviation standards, PAS joined ICAO’s CORSIA program for carbon emission reduction and offsetting in international flights, committing to reduce fuel consumption by at least 2% annually and not exceed maximum emission limits under the program requirements.

Engineer Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, attended via video conference the general assembly meeting of the New Valley Mining and Oil Shale Company (Wadico) to approve the company’s 2025 results.

During the meeting, Eng. Amjad Abdel Razek Ghoneim, Chairman of the company, reviewed key performance indicators that showed remarkable growth as a result of successfully implementing the institutional development strategy (2024–2028).

He explained that operating revenues jumped to 2.8 billion EGP, while net profits exceeded 1 billion EGP in 2025, compared to about 340 million EGP in 2023, achieving an exceptional growth rate of 195%. Total assets rose to 3.14 billion EGP, an increase of 283% compared to 2023, alongside record contracts worth 3 billion EGP.

The company achieved total phosphate ore extraction of 3.5 million tons in 2025, with improved operational efficiency raising daily extraction rates to 10,000 tons. Fine phosphate production using mechanical separation reached 1.7 million tons, with an average daily output of 4,600 tons, and sales of 1.1 million tons.

Exploration expansion efforts confirmed and added new phosphate reserves, bringing total measured and proven reserves, plus current stock, to safe levels that ensure sustainable production and sales for more than 8 years based on existing reserves.

In terms of new business opportunities, Wadico expanded into foreign markets through discussions on exploiting phosphate ore in Saudi Arabia, and signed a memorandum of understanding to explore phosphate in Mauritania. Locally, and in line with maximizing added value, a strategic MoU was signed with China’s Xingfa company to study establishing an integrated chemical industrial complex in Egypt for producing phosphorus and silicon.

Wadico has become a leader in green mining in Egypt. The company is currently building the first off-grid solar power station in Egypt’s mining sector, located in Wadi El-Shaghb, Aswan, with a capacity of 3.2 MW. This strategic project will power three production lines (crushers) and all facilities, saving about 2.6 million liters of diesel annually and reducing CO₂ emissions by 7,300 tons, supporting sustainable operations and long-term growth plans.

The company also owns and operates the first heavy mining equipment in the sector powered by electricity, including three 70-ton dump trucks and two 24-ton loaders, supported by a 600 kWh charging station.

On digital transformation, Wadico achieved advanced levels of transparency and governance, reaching “zero human intervention” in production stages by linking all scales to an ERP system and a centralized data analysis dashboard that provides real-time reports and alerts, reducing losses and improving efficiency.

Digital development also included building a comprehensive communications infrastructure and VOIP systems to connect all sites, integrating artificial intelligence, and expanding the use of solar-powered surveillance cameras, enabling automated monitoring of operational risks and securing operations around the clock.

On occupational safety and health, the company maintained its leadership by issuing the “Safety Guide for Supervisors of Surface Mining of Sedimentary Ores”, a comprehensive reference covering operations, equipment, risk identification, and precautionary measures to mitigate hazards.

Source: Al-Mal

Data shows that since the official start of the 2026 wheat harvest and supply season on April 15 until Monday morning, farmers have delivered local wheat to the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade through five government entities: milling companies under the Holding Company for Food Industries, the Agricultural Bank of Egypt, the Egyptian Holding Company for Silos and Storage, the General Company for Silos and Storage, and the Future of Egypt Authority.

A government source stated that about 81,667.540 thousand tons of wheat have been delivered so far, with 902.900 tons rejected due to impurities, compared to 72,539.435 thousand tons delivered during the same period last season, when 61.280 tons were rejected.

The source explained that the received quantities were distributed as follows:

42,572.543 thousand tons to the Egyptian Holding Company for Silos and Storage

16,556.199 thousand tons to the Future of Egypt Authority

21,705.812 thousand tons to milling companies under the Holding Company for Food Industries

832.986 tons to the Agricultural Bank of Egypt’s storage facilities

Meanwhile, deliveries to the General Company for Silos and Storage are still in progress.

The source added that three governorates — Matrouh, Alexandria, and Damietta — are expected to begin wheat deliveries in the coming days, in addition to the General Company for Silos and Storage, which has not yet received any wheat.

The 2026 local wheat harvest and supply season is being carried out through 450 collection and delivery points nationwide, operating at full capacity to receive the crop from farmers across 25 governorates, excluding the Red Sea and North Sinai.

Dr. Sherif Farouk, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, previously confirmed that silos, modern storage facilities, and wheat collection centers across the country have been prepared to facilitate delivery procedures, reduce congestion, and ensure smooth receipt.

The government has set the purchase price of local wheat at:

2,500 EGP per ardab (for 23.5 purity)

2,450 EGP per ardab (for 23 purity)

2,400 EGP per ardab (for 22.5 purity)

The minister noted that the target for the current season is to receive around 5 million tons of local wheat, in order to strengthen the strategic reserve and reduce reliance on imports, especially with the increase in cultivated wheat areas.

Dr. Mahmoud Esmat: We continue to support, develop, and modernize the national electricity grid to improve operational efficiency, reduce losses, and ensure sustainability.
Transitioning from traditional grids to smart grids will improve supply quality and raise the level of services provided.

As part of the national energy strategy and action plan to improve operational quality, enhance performance rates, reduce technical losses, lower fuel consumption, and ensure the stability and sustainability of electricity supply, Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, met with a delegation from Huawei Egypt, headed by CEO Benjamin Hu and Tony Bu, Head of Digital Power, to discuss ways to support and strengthen cooperation and joint work within the framework of the digital transformation plan. The meeting focused on maximizing returns from renewable energy projects and proposing solutions to ensure continuity and sustainability of electricity supply during peak times and high demand in the summer.

During the meeting, Dr. Esmat reviewed areas of partnership and cooperation with the Chinese company to support the development and modernization of the national grid and increase its capacity to absorb renewable energies. The discussions included proposed solutions to ensure the security, stability, and sustainability of electricity supply in light of growing demand and increased integration of renewable energy sources. Strategies were discussed to enhance grid resilience and operational efficiency, and to manage the expected rise in electricity demand during evening peak hours in summer. The meeting also addressed the use of Huawei’s advanced technologies, such as Intelligent Distribution Systems (IDS), and their role in mitigating the impact of distributed solar energy integration and energy storage on the electricity grid, as well as innovative digital solutions to support the sustainable expansion of renewable energy resources while maintaining grid stability.

Dr. Esmat stated that Huawei is a trusted partner, with key areas of joint work including the transition from conventional grids to smart grids capable of absorbing large generation capacities, especially from renewable energy. He emphasized the importance of transmitting energy with maximum efficiency under the national energy strategy, which aims to reach 45% renewable and clean energy in the energy mix by 2028. This requires expanding systems that ensure the stability of the national electricity grid, particularly energy storage systems. He confirmed the partnership and cooperation with the Chinese company to benefit from expertise and technology in networks, smart cities, and energy efficiency, pointing to many investment opportunities available in renewable energy and both connected and standalone electricity storage systems.

Dr. Esmat stressed that reliance on modern technology is one of the most important standards for achieving quality and efficiency within the state’s digital transformation plan. He explained that modernization and development are ongoing processes to improve performance rates and raise the level of services provided to subscribers. He noted that the transition from traditional grids to smart grids represents a qualitative leap in the future of electricity transmission and distribution, relying heavily on renewable energy resources and achieving optimal use of electricity.

Issuer Name : AL Rehab For Securitization Twelvth Iss Tranche C JUL 2029 VR
ISIN Code : EGB69471S492
Reuters Code : EGBREHB12CCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 21.3%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.349356635
Coupon Number : 18
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026
Notes :
bond redemption 4.7836326170 EGP

Issuer Name : AL Rehab For Securitization 5th Issue 1st Pro Tranche C Jun2028
ISIN Code : EGB69471S468
Reuters Code : EGREHB5P1C=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 13.75%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.897140411
Coupon Number : 21
Coupon Date : 04/05/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 05/05/2026
Notes :
bond redemption 1.3583333333 EGP

Issuer Name : Al Rehab Securitization 4th Issue 1st Pro Tranche C Nov 2027
ISIN Code : EGB69471S435
Reuters Code : EGREHB4P1C=CA
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 10.25%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.0445054402
Coupon Number : 44
Coupon Date : 28/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 29/04/2026
Notes :
bond redemption 1.1564625850 EGP

Company Name : Act Financial
ISIN Code : EGS7D5P1C019
Reuters Code : ACTF.CA
Content :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 15/01/2026 regarding the decisions of the company's Board of Directors at its meeting held on 15/01/2026, a statement was received from the company.

Release from the Company (274 KB)

Company Name : Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
ISIN Code : EGS3I1D1C015
Reuters Code : UPMS.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the AGM to be held on 14/05/2026.

Release from the Company (717 KB)

Company Name : North Cairo Mills
ISIN Code : EGS30361C017
Reuters Code : MILS.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' decisions held on 19/04/2026.

The BoD Decisions (534 KB)

Company Name : Edita Food Industries S.A.E
ISIN Code : EGS305I1C011
Reuters Code : EFID.CA
Content :
AGM decisions
Assembly Date : 19/04/2026

AGM Decisions in Arabic & English (510 KB)

Company Name : Golden Textiles & Clothes Wool
ISIN Code : EGS32161C019
Reuters Code : GTWL.CA
Content :
The company sent its Disclosure Form for the BoD & the shareholders' structure for the period ended on 31/03/2026 according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

Disclosure Form for the BoD & the Shareholders' Structure (2,086 KB)

Company: Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
Symbols: EGS3I1D1C015
Reuters: UPMS.CA
Content:
Minutes of the Board of Directors' meeting held on 19/04/2026

The Minutes (918 KB)

Issuer Name : Corporate Leaseing Company Egypt 1st Iss 1st Pro Nov 26
ISIN Code : EGB662Z1L014
Reuters Code : EGBCORP1P1CF
Interest Type : Fixed
Coupon Interest : 22%
Coupon Amount : EGP 5.36438356164
Coupon Number : 2
Coupon Date : 03/05/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 04/05/2026

Company Name: Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
ISIN Code: EGS3I1D1C015
Currency: Egyptian Pound
F/S Period: From 01/01/2025 to 31/12/2025
Net loss: 2,306,002
F/S Period: From 01/01/2024 to 31/12/2024
Net Comparative profit: 5,616,536
Audit Status: Audited
Source: Union Pharmacist Company For Medical Services and Investment
The BoD's Report (1,460 KB)
The Corporate Governance Report (12,013 KB)

Issuer Name : Beltone Securitization 1st Iss 2nd Pro Tranche D Jul 2030 VR
ISIN Code : EGB694Z1S128
Reuters Code : EGBSDSC1P2DCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.70%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.5415696059
Coupon Number : 8
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026

Company: Mohandes Insurance
Symbols: EGS63041C015
Reuters: MOIN.CA
Content :
Disclosure Form of the company for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period 31/03/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (3,609 KB)

Issuer Name : Beltone Securitization 1st Iss 2nd Pro Tranche C Jul 2029 VR
ISIN Code : EGB694Z1S110
Reuters Code : EGBSDSC1P2CCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.6%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.6025647521
Coupon Number : 8
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026

Issuer Name : Beltone Securitization 1st Iss 2nd Pro Tranche B Jul 2028 VR
ISIN Code : EGB694Z1S102
Reuters Code : EGBSDSC1P2BCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.5%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.6880136982
Coupon Number : 8
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026

Issuer Name : Beltone Securitization 1st Iss 2nd Pro Tranche A Jul 2027 VR
ISIN Code : EGB694Z1S094
Reuters Code : EGBSDSC1P2ACV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 20.4%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.2697588294
Coupon Number : 8
Coupon Date : 29/04/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 30/04/2026
Notes :
Bond Redemption: EGP 6.3190562613

Company Name : Misr Oils & Soap
ISIN Code : EGS38421C011
Reuters Code : MOSC.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the invitation to the Ordinary General Assembly scheduled to be held on 16/05/2026.

Release from the Company (1,269 KB)

Company: Oriental Weavers
Symbols: EGS33041C012
Reuters: ORWE.CA
Content :
Disclosure Form of the company for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period 31/03/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
Disclosure Form for the BoD & the Shareholders' Structure (2,086 KB)

News Attachment in Arabic (190 KB)
News Attachment in English (15 KB)

Company: Egyptians Housing Development & Reconstruction
Symbols: EGS65341C017
Reuters: EHDR.CA
Content:
Notarized minutes of the AGM held on 18/03/2026.

AGM Minutes (Notarized) (5,644 KB)

Company: Fawry For Banking Technology And Electronic Payment
Symbols: EGS745L1C014
Reuters: FWRY.CA
Content:
Notarized minutes of the AGM held on 08/04/2026.

AGM Minutes in Arabic & English (Notarized) (6,621 KB)

Company: Fawry For Banking Technology And Electronic Payment
Symbols: EGS745L1C014
Reuters: FWRY.CA
Content :
Release from Fawry stating it is securing Microinsurance License, Expanding Financial Inclusion Offerings in Egypt.
Release from the Company in English (184 KB)
Release from the Company in Arabic (536 KB)