Company Name : Arab Cotton Ginning
ISIN Code : EGS32221C011
Reuters Code : ACGC.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 ,47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/12/2025, 31/03/2026 and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026 .The Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose a EGP 40000 penalty on the company.
Granted the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : El Nasr Clothes & Textiles (Kabo)
ISIN Code : EGS33061C010
Reuters Code : KABO.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 ,47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/12/2025, 31/03/2026 and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026. The Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose a EGP 40000 penalty on the company.
Granted the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : Golden Pyramids Plaza
ISIN Code : EGS70342C018
Reuters Code : GPPL.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46, 47 of the Listing Rules and Article 64 of the executive regulations, related to preparing and providing EGX with the consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026, and the standalone and financial statements for the financial period ending on 30/06/2026, the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose an EGP 40000 penalty.
Grant the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period for the decision of the Listing Committee held on 22/09/2026 to provide EGX with the consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : Arab Real Estate Investment CO.-ALICO
ISIN Code : EGS65011C016
Reuters Code : RREI.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 of the Listing Rules and Article 64 of the executive regulations, related to preparing and providing EGX with the quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026, 30/06/2026 the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose an EGP 40000 penalty on the company due to the violation of Article 46 of the Listing Rules.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : Fitness Prime
ISIN Code : EGS774M1C017
Reuters Code : FTNS.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the lack of the required quorum for the EGM assembly meeting scheduled for 10/10/2026; consequently, it has been decided to postpone the EGM assembly to 07/11/2026.

Release from the Company (561 KB)

Company Name : GMC FOR INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS
ISIN Code : EGS46051C016
Reuters Code : GMCI.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 of the Listing Rules and Article 64 of the executive regulations, related to preparing and providing EGX with the quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026, 30/06/2026 the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose an EGP 40000 penalty on the company due to the violation of Article 46 of the Listing Rules.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company: E-finance For Digital and Financial Investments
Symbols: EGS743O1C013
Reuters: EFIH.CA
Content:
Notarized minutes of the AGM held on 07/10/2026.

AGM Minutes (Notarized) (10,247 KB)

Company: Alexandria Flour Mills
Symbols: EGS30471C014
Reuters: AFMC.CA
Content:
Company's reply on the Auditor's Reports for the financial year ended on 30/06/2026.
Company's Reply on the Auditors Reports (3,285 KB)

Company: Speed Medical
Symbols: EGS73BR1C013
Reuters: SPMD.CA
Content:
Notarized minutes of the AGM held on 18/06/2026

AGM Minutes (Notarized) (973 KB)

Company Name : AJWA for Food Industries company - Egypt
ISIN Code : EGS30211C014
Reuters Code : AJWA.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46, 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 31/12/2025, and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026, 30/06/2026 the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose a EGP 40000 penalty on the company.
Granted the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period for the decision of the Listing Committee held on 22/09/2026 to provide EGX with the consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company: National Drilling
Symbols: EGS735N2C012
Reuters: NDRL.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.

The Disclosure Form (812 KB)

Company Name : Digitize for Investment And Technology
ISIN Code : EGS74F71C015
Reuters Code : DGTZ.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46, 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 31/12/2025, and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026 and 30/06/2026 the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose a EGP 40000 penalty on the company.
Granted the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period for the decision of the Listing Committee held on 22/09/2026 to provide EGX with the consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company: Trans Oceans Tours
Symbols: EGS79072C012
Reuters: TRTO.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (532 KB)

Company Name : First Investment Company And Real Estate Development
ISIN Code : EGS65AL1C010
Reuters Code : FIRE.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the financial statements for the financial year ending on 31/12/2025 and the financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2026, 30/06/2026 the Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose a EGP 40000 penalty on the company.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company: Osool ESB Securities Brokerage
Symbols: EGS68181C014
Reuters: EBSC.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (3,710 KB)

Company: Zahraa Maadi Investment & Development
Symbols: EGS21171C011
Reuters: ZMID.CA
Content:
Minutes of the AGM held on 17/09/2026.

AGM Minutes (before Certification) (2,210 KB)

Company: Ceramic & Porcelain
Symbols: EGS3C111C019
Reuters: PRCL.CA
Content :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 06/10/2026 regarding the invitation to the AGM & EGM scheduled to be held on 26/10/2026, a release was received from the company concerning Article 32 before and after the amendment.
Release from the Company (212 KB)

Company: Misr National Steel - Ataqa
Symbols: EGS3D0C1C018
Reuters: ATQA.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic (1,628 KB)
The Disclosure Form in English (1,835 KB)

The main Saudi stock market index closed today down by 15.54 points, settling at 10,360.74 points, with a total trading value of SAR 2.6 billion.
According to the Saudi Press Agency’s daily economic bulletin, the volume of traded shares reached 163 million; shares of 107 companies rose in value, while shares of 151 companies declined.
Shares of Sadq, National Metal Manufacturing & Casting (Hadid Watani), Amlak, Arab Sea, and Extra recorded the highest gains, whereas shares of Al-Arabi, Saudi Research and Media Group, Theeb, East Pipes, and SAICO saw the steepest declines. Rates of increase and decrease ranged between 9.97% and 3.31%. Hadid Watani, Arab Sea, Batic, Al-Kathiri, and Ladun were the most active stocks by volume, while Al Rajhi, SNB, Saudi Aramco, Ma'aden, and STC were the most active by value.
Meanwhile, the Saudi Parallel Market Index (Nomu) closed today up by 88.92 points, reaching 21,701.36 points, with a trading value of SAR 14 million and a trading volume exceeding 3.6 million shares.

Company: Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals - SIDPEC
Symbols: EGS380S1C017
Reuters: SKPC.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic & English (3,447 KB)

Company: Tycoon Holding Company For Financial Investments
Symbols: EGS67331C016
Reuters: TYCN.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (672 KB)

Company: Gogreen for Agricultural Investment
Symbols: EGS07DR1C012
Reuters: GGRN.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (1,900 KB)

Company: El Nasr Clothes & Textiles (Kabo)
Symbols: EGS33061C010
Reuters: KABO.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (1,749 KB)

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Egyptian Exchange indices closed lower today. By the end of the session, the market capitalization of listed companies had shed approximately EGP 81 billion, settling at EGP 4.122 trillion. Total trading volume reached approximately EGP 22.1 billion, with the stock market accounting for about EGP 6.4 billion of that total.
The benchmark EGX 30 index fell by 1.99% to reach 52,206.7 points, while the EGX 70 index—tracking small and mid-cap stocks—declined by 2.23% to 19,255.25 points. The broader EGX 100 index dropped by 2.26% to reach 25,421.74 points.

Company: Emaar Misr for Development
Symbols: EGS673Y1C015
Reuters: EMFD.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic & English (1,761 KB)

Company: Delta For Printing & Packaging
Symbols: EGS370W1C013
Reuters: DTPP.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (1,762 KB)

Company: Middle & West Delta Flour Mills
Symbols: EGS30421C019
Reuters: WCDF.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic & English (4,981 KB)

Company: Ismailia Development and Real Estate Co
Symbols: EGS214Q1C011
Reuters: IDRE.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (2,143 KB)

Company: Lecico Egypt
Symbols: EGS3C161C014
Reuters: LCSW.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic & English (1,880 KB)

Company: El-Nile Co. For Pharmaceuticals And Chemical Industries
Symbols: EGS38331C012
Reuters: NIPH.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (3,659 KB)

Company: Madinet Masr For Housing and Development
Symbols: EGS65571C019
Reuters: MASR.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form in Arabic (153 KB)
The Disclosure Form in English (149 KB)

Tadawul-


Element List Explanation
Introduction Al Moammar Information Systems Company (MIS) Announces the Award of a Framework Agreement for a Software Licenses Supply Project with the Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO).
Date of the Award 2026-10-11 Corresponding to 1448-04-30
Counterparty Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO)
Contract Value Pursuant to the subsequent Purchase Orders issued under the Framework Agreement between the Parties.
Expected Date for Signing the Contract 2026-11-10 Corresponding to 1448-05-30
Contract Details The scope of work under the Framework Agreement includes the provision of information technology solutions and software related to artificial intelligence, data management, and operating systems.
Related Parties Not Applicable

Tadawul-


Element List Explanation
Introduction The Board of Directors of Abdulaziz Ahmad Altwijri Trading Company is pleased to invite shareholders to participate and vote in the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting (First Meeting) via modern technology.
City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting Via modern technology through the "Tadawulati" service – Company headquarters in Riyadh.
Hyperlink of the Meeting Location Click Here
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2026-11-04 Corresponding to 1448-05-24
Time of the General Assembly’s Meeting 18:30
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 shareholder has the right to delegate whomever other than the board of directors. 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 Pursuant to Article (30) of the Company’s Articles of Association, a meeting of the Ordinary General Assembly shall not be valid unless attended by shareholders representing at least one-quarter of the Company’s shares carrying voting rights.
General Assembly Meeting Agenda 1- Voting to elect members of the Board of Directors from among the candidates for the upcoming term, which begins on November 8, 2026, and spans four years, ending on November 7, 2030 (candidates' CVs are attached).
Proxy Form
The shareholder right in discussing the assembly agenda topics, asking questions, and exercising the voting right Shareholders have the right to discuss the topics included in the General Assembly's agenda and to ask questions. Registration and voting via the "Tadawulaty" platform are available free of charge to all shareholders at the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Details of the electronic voting on the Assembly’s agenda Shareholders registered with Tadawulaty services can vote electronically and remotely on the General Assembly's agenda items starting at 1:00 AM on Saturday, 20/05/1448 AH (31/10/2026 AD), until the end of the General Assembly meeting. Registration and voting via the Tadawulaty platform are available free of charge to all shareholders at www.tadawulaty.com
Method of Communication in Case of Any Enquiries We are happy to receive your inquiries through our Shareholder Relations department at 0114584444 or via email at inv@altwijri.com

Company: Arab Aluminum
Symbols: EGS3D031C018
Reuters: ALUM.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (487 KB)

Tadawul-


Element List Explanation
Introduction SAB Invest announces the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors of a non-fundamental change to SAB Invest Hang Seng Hong Kong ETF
Change Effective Date 2026-10-25 Corresponding to 1448-05-14
Change Details The details of the non-fundamental changes are: Adding the fund's name in English, revising the wording of certain paragraphs, adding paragraphs in accordance with the Investment Funds Regulations, and adjusting the external auditor's fees.

(ONA)-


Omani companies signed six commercial agreements and memoranda of understanding with companies from the Kingdom of Bahrain.



The agreements signed on the sidelines of the Sultanate of Oman's participation in the "Made in the GCC 2026" forum and exhibition, a step reflecting the growing opportunities for trade cooperation between the two countries and supporting the access of national products to Gulf markets.

The move comes within the efforts of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, represented by "Oman Exports," to open new markets for Omani companies and transform their external participations into export opportunities and sustainable trade partnerships.

These agreements and the Omani participation in the dialogue sessions come within the Ministry's endeavours to maximise the economic and knowledge returns from the Sultanate of Oman's presence at exhibitions, forums and regional and international economic gatherings, by promoting national industries and products, enabling Omani companies to reach importers, distributors and trade partners, alongside highlighting national expertise and competencies and exchanging experiences in the fields of industry, innovation, finance, logistics services and supply chains.

The forum witnessed the participation of a number of Omani talents and experts in the accompanying dialogue sessions, which discussed the future of GCC industry, human resource development, the transition towards smart factories, the development of supply chains and financing and industrial partnerships.

In the session "Gulf Talent between Qualification and Employment," Eng. Ali bin Abdullah Al Aysari, Executive Director of the Joint Labour Office at the Ministry of Labour, participated. The session addressed the development and qualification of Gulf talent in line with the needs of the industrial sector and the requirements of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the enhancement of quality employment opportunities.

Dr. Ayman bin Abdullah Al Fadli, Chief Executive Officer of the Industrial Innovation Academy, also participated in the session "Smart Factories and Open Industrial Innovation". The session focused on the role of advanced industrial technologies and smart factories in raising productivity, efficiency and competitiveness, and enhancing innovation and cooperation between the industrial sector and research entities.

In the session "Infrastructure and Gulf Supply Chains," Dr. Mahmoud bin Sakhi Al Balushi, Chief Executive Officer of Al Madina Logistics Services, participated. The session discussed ways to enhance connectivity between industrial cities, economic zones, ports and border crossings, and to facilitate customs clearance procedures and the movement of products between the GCC states.

Hamad bin Salim Al Harthy, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Development Bank, participated in the session themed "Financing Mechanisms and Industrial Partnerships," which shed light on the role of financing institutions, development funds and partnerships in supporting the growth of the industrial sector, developing appropriate financing solutions, and enhancing the capacity of industrial projects to grow and attract investments.

Eng. Khalid bin Saleem Al Qassabi, Director-General of Industry at the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, said that the agreements signed on the sidelines of the "Made in the GCC 2026" forum and exhibition reflect the growing ability of Omani industrial products to compete and reach Gulf markets. He noted that the diversity of the agreements across a number of industrial sectors confirms the evolution of national industry's capabilities in terms of quality, production and meeting the requirements of target markets.

He added that the Ministry is working to strengthen the industrial sector's connection to external markets and to encourage Omani factories to expand into exports and build sustainable trade partnerships, in a manner that contributes to raising the added value of national products and diversifying the base of non-oil exports. He explained that the Gulf market represents an important extension of Omani industry and an opportunity to enhance industrial and trade integration among the GCC states.

For his part, Mahmoud bin Sulaiman Al Yazidi, General Supervisor of the Omani pavilion participating in the exhibition — Oman Exports at the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, explained that the agreements represent direct commercial outputs of the efforts exerted by "Oman Exports" in connecting Omani companies with importers, distributors and trade partners in target markets, and in transforming participation in exhibitions and economic forums into export opportunities and actual contracts that contribute to enhancing the spread of national products.



He noted that export promotion efforts are not confined to participation in exhibitions, but also encompass preparing Omani companies for market access, building direct communication channels with buyers and distributors, holding bilateral trade meetings and following up on the opportunities arising from them, helping companies build long-term trade relationships and open new sales and distribution channels. He affirmed that the agreements signed with Bahraini companies reflect the promising opportunities for increasing the presence of Omani products in the Bahraini market and launching from there towards broader Gulf and regional markets.

The Ministry continues to work on transforming external participations into tangible economic results by organising bilateral trade meetings, exploring promising markets and opportunities, and supporting companies in building distribution networks and sustainable partnerships and opening new export channels, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of the Omani product and contributing to the growth and diversification of non-oil exports and the entrenchment of the presence of Omani industry in Gulf, regional and international markets.

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Sayyid Ibrahim Said Al Busaidi, Minister of Heritage and Tourism, discussed enhancing cooperation in the fields of heritage and tourism with several Italian officials during his visit to the Italian Republic.

During the meeting, the minister also explored partnership opportunities with specialized Italian institutions.

The Minister of Heritage and Tourism met with representatives of the Italian Alpine Club (Club Alpino Italiano) and Renco Company. The meeting addressed cooperation opportunities in developing mountain and adventure tourism, and leveraging Italian expertise in developing trails and related services, thereby enhancing the diversity of tourism experiences in the Sultanate of Oman.

Furthermore, the Minister visited the Colosseum Archaeological Park and met with its management. He was briefed on its affiliated archaeological sites and its experience in heritage protection, site management, and improving the visitor experience, in addition to discussing areas for exchanging expertise and capacity building in these aspects.

In the context of exploring opportunities to utilize sports in tourism promotion, the Minister met with representatives of Inter Milan to discuss possible areas of cooperation in introducing the Sultanate of Oman and its tourism assets.

The program also included a presentation by AIGO, the company managing the Omani Tourism Promotion Office in Italy, regarding the Italian tourism market and opportunities to strengthen the Sultanate of Oman's presence within it. This was held alongside meetings with several prominent Italian media institutions to highlight the diverse tourism and heritage experiences abundant in the Sultanate of Oman.

These meetings come as part of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism's efforts to enhance international partnerships, benefit from specialized expertise in developing tourism products and preserving heritage, and support the Sultanate of Oman's presence in target tourism markets.

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The total electricity production in the Sultanate of Oman increased by 4.3 percent by the end of August 2026, reaching 37,481.8 gigawatt-hours (GWh), compared to 35,935.3 GWh during the corresponding period in 2025.

The latest preliminary data issued by the National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI) indicated that the Governorate of Muscat recorded the highest growth rate in total electricity production at 204.8 percent, followed by the Governorate of A’Dakhiliyah at 44.1 percent, the Governorate of Al Wusta at 8.4 percent, the Governorates of North Al Batinah, South Al Batinah, and A’Dhahirah at 5.5 percent, and the Governorate of Dhofar at 4.6 percent.

In contrast, the total electricity production in the Governorates of North A’Sharqiyah and South A’Sharqiyah decreased by 16.4 percent, while the total electricity production in the Governorate of Musandam stabilized at 376.0 GWh, with no significant change compared to the corresponding period in 2025.

Regarding net electricity production, which includes purchases by the Oman Power and Water Procurement Company and purchases by the Rural Areas Electricity Company by region, the data clarified an increase of 4.6 percent by the end of August 2026, reaching 36,463.9 GWh, compared to 34,871.8 GWh during the corresponding period in 2025.

The Governorate of Muscat recorded the highest growth rate in net electricity production, amounting to 204.4 percent, followed by the Governorate of A’Dakhiliyah at 44.2 percent, the Governorate of Al Wusta at 9.1 percent, the Governorate of Dhofar at 7.6 percent, and the Governorates of North Al Batinah, South Al Batinah, and A’Dhahirah at 5.4 percent.

Conversely, net electricity production in the Governorates of North A’Sharqiyah and South A’Sharqiyah declined by 16.6 percent, while net production in the Governorate of Musandam reached 368.0 GWh, recording a change rate of 0.0 percent.

On the water front, total production decreased by 3.5 percent by the end of August 2026, reaching 330,649.3 thousand cubic meters, compared to 342,709.7 thousand cubic meters during the corresponding period in 2025.

At the governorate level, water production in the Governorate of Muscat decreased by 6.2 percent, dropping from 136,574.7 thousand cubic meters by the end of August 2025 to 128,068.6 thousand cubic meters by the end of August 2026.

Water production in other governorates also declined by 3.4 percent, reaching 149,899.6 thousand cubic meters, compared to 155,193.3 thousand cubic meters during the corresponding period in 2025.

In contrast, water production in the Governorate of Dhofar increased by 3.4 percent, reaching 52,681.2 thousand cubic meters during the period from January to August 2026, compared to 50,941.7 thousand cubic meters.

Company: South Cairo & Giza Mills & Bakeries
Symbols: EGS30411C010
Reuters: SCFM.CA
Content :
The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (3,284 KB)

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Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) 30 Index closed today at 7,852.11 points, up 19.9 points, or 0.25 percent, compared with the previous trading session, when it stood at 7,832.25 points.

Trading value reached RO 65,494,319, decreasing 20.6 percent compared with the previous trading session, which recorded RO 82,457,333.

The report issued by Muscat Stock Exchange indicated that market capitalization went up by 0.065 percent compared with the previous trading day, reaching approximately RO 39.92 billion.

The value of non-Omani purchases on the exchange amounted to RO 6,609,000, representing 10.09 percent, while the value of non-Omani sales reached RO 7,561,000, or 11.54 percent. Net non-Omani investment decreased by RO 952,000, or 1.45 percent.

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Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) today organised a media briefing on the occasion of the Sultanate of Oman's entry to the FTSE Russell watch list, during which the milestones of transformation were reviewed and broader horizons for dialogue were opened on the future of the exchange and its role in supporting the national economy.



Haitham bin Salim Al Salmi, MSX Chief Executive Officer explained that the inclusion of the Sultanate of Oman on the FTSE Russell watch list would enable a broad segment of investors linked to global indices to enter and invest in the Omani market. He noted that these indices adopt specific classifications for markets, to which dedicated investment strategies are tied, thereby allowing investors affiliated with them to direct their investments towards markets listed within those classifications.



He affirmed that the Sultanate of Oman's entry onto the watch list will allow those interested in tracking global indices to become acquainted with the Muscat Stock Exchange and the Omani market, and to access information related to the market, trading procedures, the mechanisms for opening investment accounts, and to identify the accredited brokers with whom they can contract to execute investment operations.

He explained that, following the upgrade, the Muscat Stock Exchange is expected to be included in emerging market indices, allowing investments directed towards the markets comprising these indices to flow towards the Sultanate of Oman. He noted that foreign investors view the markets of the GCC states as an integrated unit, which enhances the prospects of attracting investments to the Sultanate of Oman given its presence within the emerging and Gulf markets.

He explained that expectations indicated the possibility of investments flowing into the Sultanate of Oman amounting to RO 175 million, based on the market value subject to the index and its proportion to the total index. He noted that some reports indicated investment flows ranging between USD300 million and USD400 million, estimates close to the expectations cited, explaining that these flows will enter in stages, contributing to enhancing the value of daily trading on the Muscat Stock Exchange.

He added that the focus in the current phase is on providing trading platforms linked to local brokerage firms, enhancing these platforms and their role, alongside promoting them. He explained that these platforms primarily serve the individual investor, who uses them to conduct investment transactions, while the foreign investor can enter the Muscat Stock Exchange through brokerage firms, as well as through financial technologies.

He said that the upgrade will contribute to broadening the base of beneficiaries from the market and increasing the numbers of investors, and that the inclusion of the Muscat Stock Exchange in global indices allows broader segments of investors, whose investment policies or specific classifications require investment in particular markets, the possibility of entering the Omani market. He noted that increasing the number of participants would contribute to raising the value of investments, whether through rising share prices or increased liquidity levels.

Haitham Al Salmi noted that providing additional financial instruments for the local investor will afford him the presence of a counterparty represented by the foreign investor, enabling him to enter the market and maximise benefit from the available investment opportunities. He added that the presence of additional components and diverse financial instruments, once the necessary liquidity is available, will open the way for the creation of new financial instruments.

For his part, Ahmed bin Ali Al Maamari, Vice Executive President of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), affirmed that the joint efforts exerted by the government and the private sector to develop the capital market in the Sultanate of Oman have contributed to achieving tangible progress, reflected in international indicators and assessments, including the inclusion of the Muscat Stock Exchange on the FTSE Russell watch list, reflecting the progress made in developing the market and the readiness of its regulatory and technical infrastructure.

He noted that the coming phase requires building upon these gains to enhance the market's attractiveness to local and foreign investments, and to benefit from investment flows in entrenching a sustainable capital sector capable of providing diverse and effective financing sources for developmental projects in the public and private sectors.



He stressed the importance of accompanying this phase with conscious management of the risks associated with external investment flows, and of benefiting from regional and international experiences in developing financial markets, alongside enhancing the role of the media as a strategic partner in entrenching investment awareness and disseminating a financial culture founded upon objective analysis and well-considered investment decisions, in a manner that contributes to curbing speculative practices and enhancing confidence in the capital market.

Company Name : Premium Healthcare Group
ISIN Code : EGS72XL1C014
Reuters Code : PHGC.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46, 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 30/09/2025, 31/03/2026 and 30/06/2026 and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 31/12/2025. The Listing Committee held on 07/10/2026 decided to impose an EGP 40000 penalty on the company due to the violation of Article 46,47 of the Listing Rules.
Granted the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period for the decision of the Listing Committee held on 22/09/2026 to provide EGX with the consolidated financial statements for the financial year ending on 30/06/2026.
In light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company: Sharkia National Food
Symbols: EGS30291C016
Reuters: SNFC.CA
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The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (2,257 KB)

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During Fintech Forward 2026, Mazad, Bahrain's leading digital auction and marketplace platform and a Mumtalakat portfolio company, announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Soor, the Bahrain-based insurance aggregator, to enable buyers to insure the items they purchase through Mazad within the same seamless digital journey.


The agreement was signed during the Soor's participation in the forum, supported by the Labour Fund (Tamkeen), underscoring the event's role as a platform for fostering strategic partnerships and driving innovation within Bahrain's fintech ecosystem.


Through the partnership, buyers on Mazad will be able to view and compare insurance options from licensed insurers in Bahrain, select a policy and pay for it on the Mazad platform alongside their purchase. Coverage will be available across multiple categories such as vehicles and properties, all in one seamless process from purchase to protection, offering customers a one-stop-shop.


Nezar Habib, Chief Executive Officer of Mazad, said buying a vehicle or a property is one of the most important decisions customers make, and insuring it is the natural next step. He explained that by bringing insurance options directly into the Mazad journey, buyers can now purchase and protect their asset in one place, entirely online. He said this reiterates Mazad’s commitment towards delivering a seamless experience to buyers across the Kingdom and further strengthens the digital financial services ecosystem in Bahrain.


Qasim Albaqali, CTO and Co-founder of Soor, said the company’s mission is to make insurance simple, transparent and accessible. He explained that partnering with Mazad places that choice right at the point of purchase, giving buyers access to options from Bahrain’s licensed insurers in just a few clicks. He expressed pride in working with a leading national platform like Mazad to make protecting new assets easier for customers across the Kingdom.


Insurance options will be available to buyers via mazad.bh and on the Mazad app, with further updates shared through Mazad's official channels.

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Beyon Connect, part of the Beyon Group, and BENEFIT, Bahrain’s leading fintech and electronic financial transactions services company, have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore potential collaboration in FinTech services and solutions in international markets.


The MoU was signed during Fintech Forward 2026, by Richard Budel, Chief Executive Officer of Beyon Connect, and Abdulwahed AlJanahi, Chief Executive of BENEFIT.



Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Beyon Group Chairman, and Muna Al Hashemi, BENEFIT Chairperson of the Board, were present.



The collaboration brings together the complementary capabilities and expertise of two leading Bahrain-based digital organisations across areas including digital identity and digital enablement, payments, credit bureau and information services.



Under the MoU, Beyon Connect and BENEFIT will explore potential opportunities for collaboration in FinTech services and solutions in international markets, including identifying and assessing potential business opportunities and markets, exchanging relevant knowledge and market insights, and exploring cooperation with financial institutions, governmental entities, regulators and other relevant stakeholders.



Richard Budel, Chief Executive Officer of Beyon Connect, said: "Bahrain has developed a strong and increasingly connected digital ecosystem, and collaboration between organisations with complementary capabilities is important to sustaining that momentum. BENEFIT has played a significant role in advancing the Kingdom’s financial services infrastructure, and we are pleased to establish this framework for collaboration with them. By bringing together trusted digital identity, digital enablement and financial infrastructure capabilities, we have an opportunity to explore new FinTech opportunities internationally, and extend the reach of Bahrain-developed capabilities into international markets."



Abdulwahed AlJanahi, Chief Executive of BENEFIT, said: "Bahrain’s digital economy has been built on trusted national platforms and close cooperation across the public and private sectors. Our MoU with Beyon Connect brings together complementary capabilities across key areas of the digital ecosystem and creates a strong foundation to explore FinTech opportunities in international markets. We look forward to working together to identify areas where our combined expertise can create value beyond the Kingdom."

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The Qatar Chamber (QC) and the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce (FCCI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish the Qatar-Iraq Joint Business Council.

The MoU also aims to expand communication among institutions, organisations, companies, and entrepreneurs in Qatar and Iraq, strengthen bilateral economic relations, and develop cooperation in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

This came during the meeting of HE QC Chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Mohamed Al-Thani and FCCI President Amer Khalaf Alawi, and his accompanying delegation, in the presence of HE Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq to Qatar Mohammed Jaafar Al Sadr.

Discussions focused on deepening cooperation between Qatar Chamber and the FCCI, alongside exploring ways to expand economic and trade relations between the two brotherly nations. Attendees also examined the vital role of the private sector in driving joint investment projects, fostering bilateral business partnerships, and significantly boosting trade exchange.

The meeting reviewed around 60 investment opportunities related to the Iraqi Development Road (IDR) project, with an estimated value of $250 billion. The opportunities cover several sectors, including transport and logistics, manufacturing industries and economic zones, energy and utilities, mining, oil and gas, agriculture, ICT, real estate, and tourism.

In his remarks, HE the QC Chairman affirmed that Qatar Chamber remains committed to fostering direct communication between the two business communities, promoting trade and investment opportunities, and encouraging value-added joint projects. He noted that in light of rapidly evolving global and regional economic dynamics, deepening private-sector cooperation between Qatar and Iraq is more critical than ever.

His Excellency expressed confidence that the meeting would forge new avenues for strategic partnership, leveraging the deep-rooted historical and fraternal ties uniting both nations.

Highlighting mutual market promising potential, he emphasised that Iraq's dynamic economy offers compelling prospects for Qatari investors. Likewise, Qatar's investor-friendly ecosystem, which is supported by modern legislation and world-class infrastructure, offers significant opportunities for Iraqi investors looking to expand.

He called on both private sectors to actively capitalise on these opportunities, reaffirming Qatar Chamber's readiness to serve as a bridge between the business communities by facilitating information sharing and cross-border networking to deliver tangible commercial outcomes.

His Excellency added that signing the MoU between Qatar Chamber and the Federation marks a pivotal milestone toward expanding communication between the two business communities. He expressed confidence that it will pave the way for impactful joint initiatives that benefit the private sectors of both brotherly countries.

For his part, Amer Alawi affirmed the Iraqi delegation's keenness to boost economic cooperation and expand cooperation with the Qatari private sector, emphasising that the fraternal bonds connecting Qatar and Iraq provide a solid foundation for mutually beneficial commercial partnership

He highlighted that the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce actively encourages Iraqi enterprises to explore promising investment avenues across the Qatari market and establish trade partnerships with their Qatari counterparts.

QC First Vice Chairman, Mohamed bin Twar Al Kuwari, said that Qatari business owners look forward to strengthening cooperation with their Iraqi counterparts, noting that there are significant opportunities for partnership and cooperation across various economic sectors.

The meeting featured presentations, including one by the Iraqi Ministry of Trade on boosting trade between the two countries, delivered by Dr. Malik Al Duraie, Director General of the Private Sector Development Department at the Ministry of Trade.

Another presentation addressed strengthening partnerships between the Qatari and Iraqi private sectors and was delivered by Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce in Iraq (ICC Iraq), Dr. Mohsen Al Hamid.

A third presentation focused on the Development Road project and was delivered by Iraqi Prime Minister's Adviser for Corporate Affairs and the Development Road, Abdulmutallab Shaghati Ghazai.

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OFN, Ooredoo Group's international connectivity arm, and iQ Networks, a leading Iraqi fibre-optic infrastructure provider, have signed an agreement to purchase multiple dark fibre pairs for transit connectivity across Iraq.

Together with OFN's separate FIG landing arrangement with the Iraqi Telecommunications and Post Company (ITPC), the agreement supports the development of an integrated subsea and terrestrial connectivity corridor through Iraq towards Turkiye and Europe.

The agreement will support the terrestrial component of a planned integrated connectivity route linking Asia, the Gulf, Iraq and Europe. The Fibre in Gulf (FIG) subsea cable system will bring high-capacity connectivity into Iraq, while the OFN–iQ Networks agreement will enable the route to extend overland across the country towards Turkiye and Europe.

The combined infrastructure is intended to provide an additional geographical route for international data traffic, strengthen route diversity and enable customers to scale their transmission capacity according to their requirements. It will serve the growing international connectivity needs of AI providers, hyperscalers, cloud providers, content companies, data centres and telecom operators.

Khalid Hassan Al Hammadi, Chief Executive Officer of OFN, said: "This agreement marks the next phase of a disciplined, multi-stage infrastructure programme and further strengthens OFN's international connectivity portfolio. By bringing together FIG's subsea capacity and iQ Networks' terrestrial infrastructure, we are advancing a more integrated and resilient connectivity proposition for international customers."

Leveraging Iraq's geographical position and terrestrial fibre infrastructure, the initiative will also support the country's ambition to become a strategic regional hub for international data transit and capture greater value from the traffic crossing its territory.

FIG is being developed as the largest subsea cable system ever built in the GCC. With up to 720 Tbps of capacity across 24 fibre pairs, it will connect Qatar, Oman, the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq through a single high-capacity Gulf loop.

The FIG landing arrangement signed with the Iraqi Telecommunications and Post Company (ITPC) supports the planned landing of the subsea system in Iraq. This arrangement is separate from, but complementary to, the OFN–iQ Networks agreement announced today.

Together, the two arrangements will connect FIG's subsea infrastructure with dark fibre transit across Iraq, supporting an integrated international connectivity route towards Turkiye and Europe.

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Dukhan Bank net profit rose by 0.1 percent during the first nine months of 2026, reaching QR 1.192 billion, compared to QR 1.191 billion during the same period of 2025.
The bank's financial data, published Wednesday on the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) website, showed stable earnings per share at QR 0.215 for the period ending Sep. 30, compared to QR 0.215 during the same period of 2025.
The bank attributed the increase in profits to a 6 percent rise in net income from banking activities, reaching QR 2.26 billion, compared to QR 2.13 billion during the first nine months of 2025.

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Qatar Chamber and the Workers' Support and Insurance Fund (WSIF) signed Wednesday a document outlining executive mechanisms and cooperation procedures between the two entities.
The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation in delivering training and awareness program for both WSIF employees and company workers across Qatar. Under the agreement, both parties will exchange expert knowledge, identify training needs, and evaluate the overall impact of joint initiatives and training programs.
Qatar Chamber Board Member Dr. Khalid bin Klefeekh Al Hajri said that signing the agreement reflects Qatar Chamber's commitment to strengthening cooperation with key labor market entities, supporting the private sector, and raising awareness among both workers and employers regarding their rights and responsibilities.
He noted that collaborating with the fund represents an important step towards enhancing training and awareness program targeting company workers and benefiting from the expertise and experience of both sides. This, he said, would contribute to developing the work environment and promoting stability in the labor market.
For her part, WSIF Executive Director Khloud Saif Al Kubaisi emphasized that the agreement underscores both sides' shared commitment to deepening institutional cooperation and aligning efforts to serve workers and Qatar's private sector.
She added that the agreement would support the fund's mission to safeguard workers' rights, and foster a safe, stable workplace environment that serves the interests of both workers and employers.

Company: East Delta Flour Mills
Symbols: EGS30351C018
Reuters: EDFM.CA
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The company sent its disclosure form for the Board of Directors and the shareholders' structure for the period on 30/09/2026, according to Article 30 of the Listing Rules.
The Disclosure Form (399 KB)