Company Name : Prime Holding
ISIN Code : EGS691A1C011
Reuters Code : PRMH.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the 2025 Annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Disclosure Report.

Release from the Company (783 KB)

Issuer Name : Tamweel Securitization 1st Issue 1st Prog Tranche C Dec2026
ISIN Code : EGB69781S031
Reuters Code : TAMSEC1P1C=CA
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 22.1%
Coupon Amount : EGP 0.8814073003
Coupon Number : 49
Coupon Date : 26/02/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 01/03/2026
Notes :
Bond redemption EGP 3.1055900621

Company Name : Catalyst Partners Middle East ' CPME
ISIN Code : EGS698X1C017
Reuters Code : CPME.CA
Content :
The company sent its Disclosure Form for the BoD & the shareholders' structure for the period ended on 31/12/2025 according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

Shareholders' Structure (1,284 KB)

                                  

Company Name : Macro Group Pharmaceuticals -Macro Capital
ISIN Code : EGS7D971C011
Reuters Code : MCRO.CA
Content :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 08/02/2026 regarding the invitation to the EGM scheduled to be held on 02/03/2026, a correction was received from the company.

Correction from the Company (156 KB)

Company Name : Memphis Pharmaceuticals
ISIN Code : EGS38351C010
Currency : EGP
F/S Period : From 01/07/2025 To 31/12/2025
Net Profit : 281,777,814
F/S Period: From 01/07/2024 To 31/12/2024
Net Comparative Profit : 268,080,283
Audit Status : Reviewed
Source : Memphis Pharmaceuticals

Company Name : Memphis Pharmaceuticals
ISIN Code : EGS38351C010
Currency : EGP
F/S Period : From 01/07/2025 To 31/12/2025
Net Profit : 281,777,814
F/S Period: From 01/07/2024 To 31/12/2024
Net Comparative Profit : 268,080,283
Audit Status : Reviewed
Source : Memphis Pharmaceuticals

The Financial Statements (14,708 KB)

Company Name : El Shams Housing & Urbanization
ISIN Code : EGS65091C018
Reuters Code : ELSH.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' decisions held on 16/02/2026including the unaudited financial results for the ended year on 31/12/2025.

The BoD Decisions (1,397 KB)

Issuer Name : Tamweel Securitization 1st Iss 4th Pro Tranche C Nov 2028
ISIN Code : EGB69781S270
Reuters Code : EGBTMSC1P4CCV
Interest Type : Floating
Coupon Interest : 21.7%
Coupon Amount : EGP 1.6646575342
Coupon Number : 15
Coupon Date : 02/03/2026
Coupon Payment Date : 03/03/2026
Notes :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 16/02/2026 regarding the first release of the fourth program, segment C, a clarification was received from the company regarding the interest rate.

The Correction (27 KB)

Company Name: International Company For Leasing (IncoLEASE)
ISIN Code: EGS67001C015
Stock Symbol (ticker): ICLE.CA
Dividend: 1.6011860056Share for each Underlying Share
Listing Date: 17/02/2026
Dividend (Due) Date: 03/03/2026
Ex-Dividend Date: 04/03/2026
Distribution Date: 04/03/2026
Source: International Company For Leasing (IncoLEASE)
The listing committee also has approved to list the increase of the authorized capital to be EGP 1 Billion.

Company Name : Alexandria Mineral Oils Company
ISIN Code : EGS380P1C010
Reuters Code : AMOC.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.

The Release (396 KB)

Company Name : First Investment Company And Real Estate Development
ISIN Code : EGS65AL1C010
Reuters Code : FIRE.CA
Content :
Release regarding the disclosure form according to the Article 29 of EGX Listing Rules.
The Release (159 KB)

International Leasing (Incolease): Net profit of EGP 255.8 million in 2025, compared to EGP 264 million in 2024.

GB Corporation: Preparing to launch the Chinese brand ICAR (part of Chery Group) in Egypt.

Major Economic News
Prime Minister’s Priorities: Dr. Mostafa Madbouly reviewed upcoming economic priorities, stressing full coordination among ministries.

Restructuring State-Owned Enterprises: PM met with Deputy PM for Economic Affairs to follow up on restructuring and development of economic authorities and state-owned companies.

Budget 2026/2027: Initial estimates and proposals for the next fiscal year’s budget were discussed.

Electricity Sector: Minister of Electricity met with power generation companies to review new operating models and reduce fuel consumption.

Petroleum Sector:

South Valley Holding launched a workshop to promote the 2025 Red Sea exploration bid round (closing May 3, 2026).

Minister of Petroleum met IFC officials to discuss investment opportunities in refining, petrochemicals, mining, and value-added industries.

Modern Gas Egypt signed a project in Saudi Arabia with Talaat Moustafa Group to build centralized gas networks for a residential city in Riyadh.

Housing Sector:

Minister Randa El-Menshawy met Accor Group officials to explore cooperation in hotel management.

Chaired the Arab Contractors’ general assembly, approving 2024/2025 financials and 2026/2027 budget (revenues EGP 48.3 billion, net profit EGP 1.4 billion).

Foreign Affairs:

FM Badr Abdelatty met Kenyan officials to strengthen economic and water resource cooperation.

Deputy FM Samar El-Ahdal participated in IFC’s “Innovation for Resilience” conference.

Stock Exchange Developments:

Egyptian Exchange to launch a new Sustainability Index in May 2026 with S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Banking sector remains undervalued regionally (P/E ratio 3.7 vs. 11 regionally).

Daily liquidity exceeded EGP 10 billion, with EGX30 up 25% since January 2026.

Companies required to disclose ESG and TCFD climate risk standards.

Bloomberg praised EGX performance: 50% return for dollar investors in 2025; foreign trading share rose to 14% in Feb 2026 (vs. 5.5% in 2025).

Financial Regulatory Authority: Issued new licensing rules for futures brokerage; PM appointed Hamdy Badawy Assistant Chairman.

Banking Sector:

Banque Misr signed a $150 million financing agreement with IFC to expand green finance and SME lending.

Banque Misr Foundation signed a protocol with the National Telecom Institute for digital capacity building.

Corporate Results:

Arab Contractors reported net profit of EGP 1.4 billion in FY 2024/2025.

Tourism & Real Estate:

Soma Bay to invest EGP 5 billion in 2026 to expand Red Sea projects.

Regional Cooperation:

Arab League: Air cargo fee exemption among Arab states effective May 1, 2026.

Egypt and Sudan customs authorities signed a cooperation protocol.

Suez Canal Authority: Completed trials and delivery of tugboats Azm 3 and Azm 4 (90-ton bollard pull).

International Cooperation: Egyptian ambassador met Hitachi executives to discuss energy, transport, and digital transformation.

Food Industry: Export Council reviewed frozen strawberry export opportunities; Chamber of Food Industries held a meeting on salt industry regulations.

Trade & Industry: Cairo Chamber of Commerce participated in the 41st General Assembly of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce in Mecca.

Standards & Quality: Egyptian Organization for Standardization signed MoU with Saudi company Tabsir for conformity assessment and sustainability cooperation.

   News Attachment in Arabic & English (PDF Format) File Size: 297.45 KB

Company Name : Nozha International Hospital
ISIN Code : EGS72011C017
Reuters Code : NINH.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the AGM & EGM to be held on 12/03/2026.

Release from the Company (421 KB)

    News Attachment in Arabic & English (PDF Format) File Size: 302.96 KB

    News Attachment in Arabic & English (PDF Format) File Size: 292.49 KB

In implementation of Article (20) of the rules for listing and delisting securities, the Egyptian Exchange announces receiving a request on 17/02/2026, to list the securitization bonds issued from EFG Securitization - The First Issuance of the eighth program, where the listing documents  are being fulfilled to be presented to the Listing Committee , the details of the listing request are as follows  

Nominal securitization bonds against financial rights and deferred payments that are tradable, non -callable and non- convertible bonds, with a total amount of EGP 1,111,500,000 in one issuance over two tranches, Through a 100% private placement for financial institutions, entities with financial solvency, natural and legal persons

The announcement shall be published for a period of five working days from its date, in implementation of the provisions of Article (20) of the rules for listing and delisting securities issued by the Board of Directors of the Financial Regulatory Authority No. (11) On 22/01/2014 and its executive procedures and their amendments 

The Membership Committee on 17/02/2026 has decided decision No. (15) of 2026 prohibiting Al Arabia Securities Brokerage using the EGX trading systems and the services & facilities offered by EGX, as well as forbidding the existence of any of the company's employees in the trading room; starting Tuesday 17/02/2026 trading session, This measure has been taken as a precautionary action in light of the company's failure to comply with decision No. (20) Of 2026 issued by the Board of Directors of the Financial Regulatory Authority on 14/01/2026, obligates the company to increase the security deposit with FRA by an amount of EGP 20 million for one year. and, it's consequences on the company's financial solvency in accordance with FRA BoD Decree No. (14) for the Year 2007 Regarding the Capital Adequacy Standards According to the Latest Update.

Source: Al-Mal

Dr. Mohamed Farid, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, stated that Egypt has adopted a gradual reform approach in applying governance and sustainability rules, noting that the process began with the issuance of the first Corporate Governance Guide by the Egyptian Directors Center in 2004–2005.

Farid explained, during the announcement of the upcoming launch of the Egyptian Exchange’s new Sustainability Index in May in cooperation with S&P Dow Jones Indices, that these rules were based on the principles of the OECD and formed the foundation for developing corporate governance frameworks in Egyptian companies.

He added that listing rules on the Exchange have undergone continuous development over the years, introducing clear requirements related to board composition, independent members, and the establishment of audit and risk committees.

Farid emphasized that these reforms have contributed to improving the quality of corporate management and enhancing transparency levels.

Source: Al-Mal

Hussein Issa, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, stated that the Commercial International Bank (CIB) represents a prominent success story in Egypt’s banking sector, noting that the bank’s experience is taught in Egyptian universities as part of strategic management courses.

He explained that the bank has witnessed significant development since its establishment, successfully transforming into one of the most important financial institutions in the region, and is now among the leading banks in the Middle East.

Issa added that the bank has played a pivotal role in supporting the Egyptian Exchange, consistently ranking among the most influential listed companies in market activity. He highlighted that the banking sector accounts for about 25% of the Exchange’s total market capitalization, with CIB always being one of its core pillars.

He further emphasized that CIB’s success in sustainable finance reflects Egypt’s progress in green economy and sustainable development, pointing out that the state attaches great importance to this area within its economic development strategy. He concluded that the recent improvement in Egypt’s macroeconomic indicators supports the performance of financial institutions and contributes to further economic growth in the coming period.

During his inspection tour at the Red Sea Shipyard, Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, announced the completion of trials and delivery of tugboats “Azm 3” and “Azm 4”, each with a bollard pull capacity of 90 tons. The tugboats sailed from Safaga to the Suez Canal to join the Authority’s fleet.

The new tugboats are identical in dimensions: 32 meters long, 13.5 meters wide, 6 meters draft, with a speed of 12 knots and a bollard pull of 90 tons.

Rabie also oversaw the trial run of a new luxury tourist yacht produced by the Suez Canal Modern Boats Company, reviewed progress on three fiberglass excursion launches, and inspected ongoing factory equipment installations, including advanced wood-cutting and shaping machinery.

He followed up on the construction of six tugboats of the “Azm” class, part of a series of ten being built for the Authority. Four have already been delivered, while two additional tugboats, “Azm 11” and “Azm 12”, are being built for export and scheduled for launch in January 2027.

Rabie also reviewed progress on the construction of deep-sea fishing vessels “Rezq 2” and “Rezq 3”, with hulls completed and mechanical/electrical installations underway, including propellers and engines supplied by Belgium’s ABC company.

He emphasized that the Suez Canal Authority has taken serious steps toward localizing marine unit manufacturing under the “Made in Egypt” initiative, aiming to restore the leadership of national shipyards, meet the Canal’s and Egyptian ports’ needs, and open export markets.

Mr. Mostafa El-Degishi, Chairman of the Red Sea Shipyard, highlighted the company’s expansion and productivity boost thanks to its partnership with the Suez Canal Authority.

Rabie concluded his tour by commending the workforce and urging them to intensify efforts to deliver contracted marine units on schedule and support ambitious expansion plans.

The Media Center of the Damietta Port Authority issued a statement today, Tuesday, February 17, 2026, reporting that the port received 14 ships in the past 24 hours, while 11 ships departed, bringing the total number of ships currently at the port to 24.

Exports of general cargo: 49,053 tons, including 6,600 tons of urea, 2,040 tons of molasses, 16,404 tons of clinker, and 24,009 tons of miscellaneous goods.

Imports of general cargo: 41,220 tons, including 5,326 tons of wheat, 3,076 tons of iron, 4,665 tons of scrap, 3,231 tons of marble, 10,489 tons of beans, 7,000 tons of soybean meal, 1,325 tons of sunflower meal, 221 tons of plywood, 1,007 tons of beech wood, and 4,880 tons of miscellaneous goods.

Container activity: 1,493 export containers, 227 import containers, and 3,075 transit containers.

Grain silos stock: Public sector silos held 58,037 tons of wheat, while private sector warehouses held 17,008 tons.

Truck movement: 6,958 truck entries and exits were recorded.

As part of strengthening the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries, Ambassador Hamdy Shaaban, Egypt’s Ambassador to the Russian Federation, met with Inna Svyatenko, Deputy Chair of the Russian Federation Council, to explore ways of enhancing bilateral cooperation in the parliamentary, cultural, and educational fields.

The Russian official praised the completion of Egypt’s electoral milestones at the end of last year, including the elections of the Senate and House of Representatives, expressing her eagerness to deepen cooperation between the legislative bodies of both countries, which would positively impact overall joint collaboration across various sectors for the benefit of the two peoples.

Both sides stressed the importance of activating parliamentary cooperation mechanisms between the Egyptian Senate and the Russian Federation Council, as well as between the House of Representatives and the State Duma. This includes forming Egyptian-Russian friendship committees in both parliaments and increasing the frequency of reciprocal visits between parliamentary leaders and specialized committees.

The talks also addressed ways to advance cooperation in education, including expanding scholarships for Egyptian students studying at Russian universities in various disciplines, particularly in science and technology. The meeting further discussed mechanisms to boost tourism flows and enhance cultural exchange, reflecting the deep historical ties between the Egyptian and Russian peoples.

As part of the Authority’s ongoing efforts to enhance institutional performance, governance, and risk management, and to strengthen oversight of nuclear and radiological activities, Dr. Hani Khodr, Chairman of the Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority, chaired the Management Review Meeting held on Monday, February 16, 2026.

The meeting was attended by Dr. Mahmoud Gad, Deputy Chairman of the Authority, along with sector and department heads. Its objective was to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the Integrated Management System (IMS) to ensure its continued efficiency and ability to support the Authority’s vital regulatory functions, safeguarding people, property, and the environment against nuclear and radiological risks in line with the highest international standards.

During the meeting, Dr. Sherif Bakr, Head of the Quality Department, presented the management review report, focusing on:

Implementation status of actions from the previous meeting.

IMS policies and safety culture.

Results of internal and external audits and corrective actions for 2025.

Effectiveness of risk and opportunity management.

Achievement of the Authority’s strategic objectives for 2025.

Key recommendations for improvement.

Quality Department members Dr. Hebatallah Saqr and Dr. Ahmed El-Dolea also participated. The meeting concluded with lessons learned and a set of recommendations aimed at further developing the IMS and enhancing the Authority’s efficiency.

Dr. Khodr stressed that “management review” is a strategic tool for institutional development, not merely a procedural requirement, praising the pivotal role of the quality and audit teams. He directed close follow-up on the implementation of recommendations to measure their direct impact on the Authority’s performance and efficiency.

The Chamber of Food Industries held today an expanded meeting of the Diverse Food Products Division, chaired by Mr. Mohamed Saleh Salem, member of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, with the participation of producers and packagers of table salt.

The meeting included broad discussions on the latest developments in the local market and reviewed the key challenges and changes facing this vital sector at present.

The agenda covered mechanisms to improve the sector’s operational framework to enhance efficiency. It also reviewed the technical regulations governing the modification of salt additives, in line with Resolution No. (2) of 2025 issued by the Board of Directors of the National Food Safety Authority, ensuring compliance with health requirements and approved regulatory standards.

This meeting comes as part of the Chamber’s ongoing institutional role in supporting the national industry, strengthening production efficiency, and reinforcing food quality and safety standards.

The Chamber of Food Industries held today an expanded meeting of the Diverse Food Products Division, chaired by Mr. Mohamed Saleh Salem, member of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, with the participation of producers and packagers of table salt.

The meeting included broad discussions on the latest developments in the local market and reviewed the key challenges and changes facing this vital sector at present.

The agenda covered mechanisms to improve the sector’s operational framework to enhance efficiency. It also reviewed the technical regulations governing the modification of salt additives, in line with Resolution No. (2) of 2025 issued by the Board of Directors of the National Food Safety Authority, ensuring compliance with health requirements and approved regulatory standards.

This meeting comes as part of the Chamber’s ongoing institutional role in supporting the national industry, strengthening production efficiency, and reinforcing food quality and safety standards.

Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly issued Decree No. 443 of 2026, assigning Mr. Hamdy Mahmoud Badawy to the role of Assistant Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA).

Hamdy Badawy brings over 26 years of professional experience in criminal investigation and combating financial crimes. He graduated from the Police Academy in 1997, obtained diplomas in private law and commercial law, and earned a master’s degree in law from Ain Shams University—combining a security background with specialized legal analysis in financial and economic crime prevention.

Badawy has held several leadership positions in combating economic crimes, starting with the General Administration for Public Funds Investigations, later heading divisions tackling currency crimes, smuggling, capital market crimes, and illegal fundraising. He played a key role in uncovering and tracking financial crime patterns, particularly in money laundering, terrorism financing, and capital market violations.

Upon joining the FRA, he supervised the Central Department for Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing, as well as the Central Department for Oversight of Insurance Professionals, before becoming Deputy Assistant Chairman. His work contributed to strengthening regulatory mechanisms and developing compliance and governance frameworks.

Academically and in training, Badawy has served as a certified lecturer at the FRA’s Financial Services Institute, delivering specialized programs for non-banking financial sector employees in anti-money laundering and terrorism financing. This reflects his commitment to institutional capacity building and fostering a culture of compliance.

Badawy is distinguished by his accumulated expertise in developing financial oversight systems, analyzing economic crime patterns, and enhancing compliance and governance mechanisms—supporting market stability, integrity, and the FRA’s role in protecting stakeholders and ensuring the soundness of non-banking financial activities.

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Heliopolis Housing
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 77000‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Pioneers Properties For Urban Development (PRE Group)‎
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 10000000‎

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Company Name: MM Group Industrial & International Trade (In Kind)‎
Position: related parties for Major Shareholder
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 50000‎

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Company Name: E-Finance For Digital and Financial Investements SAE
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 140000‎

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Company Name: Elwadi For International Investment & Development
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 183198‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Elwadi For International Investment & Development
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 183198‎

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Company Name: Raya Holding For financial Investments
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 500000‎

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Company Name: Valmore Holding
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 2430900‎

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Company Name: Palm Hills Development Company
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 290000‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Palm Hills Development Company
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 600000‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Palm Hills Development Company
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 4000‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Commercial International Bank- Egypt (CIB)‎
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 3520‎

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Company Name: Taaleem Management Services
Position: ESOP
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 191176‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Taaleem Management Services
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 302072‎

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Company Name: Engineering Industries (ICON)‎
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 1300‎

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Company Name: Arab Valves Company
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 100000‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Arab Valves Company
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 100000‎

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Company Name: Misr Cement (Qena)‎
Position: insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 36157‎

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Company Name: Misr Beni Suef Cement
Position: insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 342‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Misr Beni Suef Cement
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: buy
Number of Shares: 9310‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Arabian Cement Company
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 148039‎

Insider Trading Executions: Trading Session 16/2/2026‎
Company Name: Tenth Of Ramadan Pharmaceutical ‎Industries&Diagnostic-Rameda
Position: related parties for insider
Transaction: sell
Number of Shares: 100000‎