Company Name : Export Development Bank of Egypt
ISIN Code : EGS60241C014
Reuters Code : EXPA.CA
Content :
Release from the company regarding the AGM & EGM to be held on 30/07/2025.

Release from the Company in Arabic & English (2,024 KB)

Company Name : Egyptian Financial & Industrial
ISIN Code : EGS38381C017
Reuters Code : EFIC.CA
Content :
AGM minutes after certification held on 12/04/2025.
Assembly Date : 12/04/2025

AGM Minutes (after Certification) (18,256 KB)

Company Name : El Nasr Clothes & Textiles (Kabo)
ISIN Code : EGS33061C010
Reuters Code : KABO.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 and Article 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing the EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 the Listing Committee held on 18/06/2025 decided to:
Impose an EGP 5000 penalty on the company due to the violation of Article 46 of the Listing Rules.
Grant the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 in light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : Digitize for Investment And Technology
ISIN Code : EGS74F71C015
Reuters Code : DGTZ.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46 and Article 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing the EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 the Listing Committee held on 18/06/2025 decided to:
Impose an EGP 5000 penalty on the company due to the violation of Article 46 of the Listing Rules.
Grant the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 in light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

Company Name : Egyptian Transport (EGYTRANS)
ISIN Code : EGS42051C010
Reuters Code : ETRS.CA
Content :
The Board of Directors' decisions held on 18/06/2025.

The BoD Decisions (581 KB)

Trade Arabia-


In a significant step toward gender inclusion in the financial sector, the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has promoted 12 executives to senior roles under its new organisational structure - with women accounting for more than half of the appointments.

Announcing this, CBB said seven of the 12 newly named directors are women, marking a notable milestone for gender representation at the leadership level within the kingdom’s financial regulatory body.

The promotions, effective July 1, come as part of the CBB’s restructuring initiative aimed at streamlining operations and empowering national talent. The newly promoted executives are:
*Abdulla Ahmed Haji - General Director - Capital Markets & Investment Supervision
*Nawaf Ahmed Bubshait - General Director - Banking & Credit Institutions Supervision
*Afaf Khalifa Khalfan - Director - Monetary Operations & Government Debt Management Directorate
*Fatema Hasan Akhtarzada - Director - Licensing & Regulatory Policy Directorate
*Mohamed Mahmood Shamsi - Director - Consumer Protection & Enforcement Directorate
*Sara Khaled Qaed - Director - Anti-Financial Crime Directorate
*Mohamed Ahmed Al Sulaiti Director - Cyber-Security Unit
*Fatema Mohamed Ali - Director - Human Resources Directorate
*Amina Yousif Al Madani - Director - Communications & International Relations Directorate
*Fatima A.Rahman Abdulla - Director - Retail Banking & Credit Institutions Supervision Directorate
*Manal Ali AlTurkamani - Director - Capital Markets & Investment Business Inspections Directorate
*Nabeel Mohammed Juma - Director - Supervision Technology Unit

Commenting on the occasion, CBB Governor Khalid Humaidan said: "We at the CBB are committed to empowering qualified national talents shaping the future of the financial services sector. As such, we are pleased to announce the latest promotions which support the decision to adopt the CBB’s new organizational structure."

"We would like to congratulate our team members and hope this step will achieve our goals in maintaining the stability of the financial sector and develop strategies that aim to advance the development of this vital industry," he stated.

On his end, Mohamed A. Karim – Executive Director of Corporate Services at the CBB, said: "We are proud to be completing our newest promotions, which comprise an exceptional team of local competencies. Through our confidence in their capabilities, we look forward to commencing this next phase of development through their years of leadership and expertise."

"We also believe this will contribute to fulfilling the CBB’s aspirations to prepare capable leaders that will play a vital role in the growth of the local financial sector," he added.

Trade Arabia-


Google has announced the launch of its new Economic Impact Report, conducted by independent consultancy Public First that looks at how Google products (Search, Play, Maps, YouTube and Google Ads) have helped people, local businesses, content creators and developers in Saudi Arabia throughout 2024.

Around the world, Google releases Impact Reports which are based on consumer and business polling, economic modeling, case studies and third party data.

The report demonstrates how Google’s AI-powered tools and products are driving macroeconomic growth, improving daily life and productivity for the Saudi society and economy.

In fact, Public First estimates that Google provided SAR31.2 billion ($8.3 billion) of economic activity in Saudi Arabia.

Google had commissioned research agency Public First to explore how Google’s innovations and products are helping communities, workers and businesses in KSA, as well as the future potential of AI across the Kingdom.

Public First conducted a survey of 1,059 online adults based in the KSA and a survey of 370 business leaders based in the KSA. These surveys were conducted in English and Arabic in March 2025.

"We're incredibly proud to be a partner in Saudi Arabia’s bold digital transformation vision," remarked Anthony Nakache, the Managing Director for Google in the Middle East & North Africa.

"The report reflects our investment in accelerating the Kingdom’s ambitious journey towards a diversified, AI-driven economy. Through significant investments, strong local partnerships, and our AI-powered tools, we're bringing substantial economic value and empowering individuals, businesses, and communities," stated Nakache.

Google is equipping Saudis for the jobs of the future, and fostering a vibrant digital ecosystem. The report highlights that since 2018, over 590,000 individuals in Saudi Arabia were trained in essential digital and AI skills through Google’s key skilling initiative "Maharat Min Google."

This effort includes empowering a diverse and mature ecosystem of developers. In 2024, the Android and Google Play app ecosystem supported the creation of 29,000 jobs in the Kingdom, according to the report.

The Google Impact Report in Saudi Arabia explores the impact of Google’s products in 2024 across three areas: People, Businesses and Communities.

Below are the additional findings that highlight how Google makes everyday life easier for people in Saudi Arabia.
*SAR564 a month on average in consumer benefits is created by Google's services for Saudis.
*53% of adults said they had used Gemini, Google’s AI Assistant, and 1 in 3 of users now use it every day.
*86% of users agreed that Gemini helped them to be more productive.
*78% of users agreed that Gemini is easier to use in Arabic than other AI chatbots
*54% of adults agree that Google Search is essential to their daily lives.
*89% said that they find the results of Google Search reliable.
*88% of users said that Google Maps and/or Waze was helpful to avoid getting lost.
*89% of adults use Google Search at least once a month to compare the prices of products and services.
*92% of 18-24 year olds said they use Google Search at least weekly to shop or browse products online.
*70% of adults use Google Maps and/or Waze at least once a month to find a local business.
*86% of those users said they had checked Google reviews at least once a month before visiting a local venue or business.
*90% of public sector workers said that Google AI-enabled tools help them to be more productive at work.

According to Public First research and Google internal data, around SAR20.7 million of revenue was generated by the Android app economy for Saudi developers in 2024.

Google’s investment in Saudi Arabia, including its Google Cloud region in Dammam, and the global AI Hub, is likely to increase the kingdom's GDP by $71 billion over the next eight years, it added

Trade Arabia-


The fourth Opec Fund Development Forum, held in Vienna, Austria, concluded with a strong slate of new commitments, loan agreements, and strategic partnerships to advance inclusive transition and sustainable development. The forum brought together more than 700 global leaders, including government representatives, development institutions, and private sector stakeholders, under the theme “A Transition That Empowers Our Tomorrow.”

The Opec Fund announced approximately $720 million in new financing to support development efforts across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean, including $362 million in new loan agreements, reported SPA.

A new Trade Finance Initiative was also launched to secure vital supplies and help close trade-related liquidity gaps in partner countries. As part of its Small Island Developing States (SIDS) initiative, the Opec Fund signed cooperation agreements with Grenada and the Solomon Islands to expand support for climate resilience and sustainable infrastructure.

New country-level agreements included a $212 million loan agreement with Oman to finance the Khasab–Daba–Lima Road Project (Sultan Faisal bin Turki Road), which will improve local and regional connectivity.

The agreement also introduced a Country Partnership Framework (CPF) to guide cooperation over the next five years. Another key agreement was a $25 million loan with Cameroon to support the Rice Value Chain Development Project. This project aims to strengthen smallholder farmers and food security in vulnerable regions, in collaboration with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), and the Kuwait Fund.

The forum also marked the signing of a CPF with Rwanda, allocating up to $300 million in financing from 2025 to 2028. This framework supports Rwanda’s development priorities, including infrastructure improvement, enhanced essential services, and the promotion of entrepreneurship and private sector growth.

Further partnership frameworks were established with Azerbaijan to support infrastructure, energy transition, and sustainable development, and with Botswana to promote infrastructure, renewable energy, innovation, digital transformation, and export-led private sector growth.

Agreements with Grenada and the Solomon Islands will help build climate resilience and advance sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, the Kyrgyz Republic entered discussions to increase cooperation in the sectors of transport, water supply and sanitation, energy, agriculture, and banking.

The Opec Fund also reinforced its commitment to private sector-led growth by signing targeted financing agreements with financial institutions across Africa. In Côte d’Ivoire, a €30 million loan was signed with Coris Bank International Côte d’Ivoire, and a €35 million loan with NSIA Banque.

Both agreements aim to facilitate access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). A $40 million loan agreement with the East African Development Bank (EADB) was also concluded to boost economic investments in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda, enhancing regional integration and inclusive growth.

At the forum, the Opec Fund launched a new Trade Finance Initiative to bolster trade resilience by ensuring access to essential imports, closing liquidity gaps, and mitigating external shocks in vulnerable economies.

The forum also included the signing of new cooperation agreements to strengthen multilateral partnerships.

An agreement with the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) will support projects in infrastructure, energy, and human development across the Latin American and Caribbean regions.

Another agreement with the Islamic Organisation for Food Security (IOFS) aims to coordinate efforts on climate-resilient agriculture and sustainable food systems.

A third agreement with the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) will support training programs designed to promote institutional transparency and enhance anti-corruption capacity in partner countries.

Opec Fund President Abdulhamid Alkhalifa emphasised that the forum delivered tangible results, with new signings, partnerships, and approaches that empower partner countries to transform ambition into action across sectors such as energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and finance.

With reference to the provisions of Article 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing the EGX with the consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 the Listing Committee held on 18/06/2025 decided to grant the companies below a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 in light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.
- Orascom Financial Holding
- Rowad Tourism (Al Rowad)
- Atlas for Investment & Food Industries
- Arab Cotton Ginning

Trade Arabia-


The portable energy storage system market reached $4.4 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 24.2% between 2025 and 2034. The market is rapidly evolving with the rising need for flexible and reliable energy solutions, especially as global energy consumption patterns shift toward clean and renewable alternatives, according to Global Market Insights report.

As consumers and businesses alike seek efficient ways to manage power needs in off-grid locations, portable energy storage systems are becoming a popular choice for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

Increasing outdoor recreational activities, such as camping, hiking, and the use of recreational vehicles, are creating a strong demand for compact, mobile energy solutions that can deliver reliable power anytime, anywhere.

With growing concerns over grid reliability, power outages, and the rising frequency of natural disasters, portable storage systems are being widely adopted for both leisure and critical backup purposes.

Additionally, the rising inclination toward decarbonisation and electrification of off-grid areas is fueling the need for smart, sustainable energy storage units.

These evolving energy needs are propelling the portable energy storage system market into a high-growth trajectory, attracting strong investments and innovation across key technology segments.

Trade Arabia-


Equinor's first solar plant in Denmark, the 65 MW Ingerslev إ, has started production, managed by Equinor's subsidiary BeGreen.

“This is another step in our ambition to establish a profitable onshore renewables business in select markets across Europe and the Americas. Currently, we have around 1.2 GW of onshore capacity in production and under construction ,” says Anders Bade, senior vice president for onshore and markets within Renewables at Equinor.

Ingerslev إ marks an important milestone as BeGreen’s first project to reach production since Equinor acquired the company in 2023. With the launch of Ingerslev إ, all four Equinor subsidiaries that specialise in onshore renewables and battery storage now have assets in operation.

“Our ownership of local companies provides a strong foundation for value creation by leveraging their on-the-ground expertise and maximising synergies with our trading house, Danske Commodities,” says Bade.

Danske Commodities will sell the power generated from Ingerslev إ on merchant terms in the DK1 power market in western Denmark. The annual production is estimated at 68 GWh.

The construction of Ingerslev إ was completed in under a year, showcasing the rapid project cycles typical of onshore renewables. The facility features over 100,000 solar panels and six transformer stations installed on site.

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Fitch Ratings has affirmed Dukhan Bank's credit rating at A, with a stable outlook.

In a statement published by the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) website on Thursday, the bank indicated that other ratings associated with it remain unchanged.

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US stock futures edged lower Wednesday evening ahead of Thursday’s market closure for Juneteenth. During the regular session, the Dow Jones and S&P 500 slipped 0.1% and 0.03%, respectively, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.13%. The moves came after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, with Chair Jerome Powell striking a cautious tone amid rising geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Powell reaffirmed a data-dependent approach, pointing to unclear inflation impacts from President Trump’s tariffs and the risk of stagflation. Fed projections now include two rate cuts in 2025, alongside downgraded growth expectations and higher inflation forecasts.Seven of the 11 S&P 500 sectors ended the day in the red, led by declines in energy, while technology outperformed.

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The FTSE 100 closed slightly higher on Wednesday and awaited the Bank of England’s rate decision on Thursday, following a slight dip in UK inflation to 3.4%. Sentiment was lifted by Burberry, whose better-than-expected sales results boosted hopes for a successful turnaround, sending its shares higher. Meanwhile, M&A speculation around TSB drew attention, with NatWest and Santander reportedly expressing interest. However, gains were capped by weaker earnings elsewhere. Credit data firm Experian fell up to 2.6% after its growth outlook missed expectations, while Imperial Brands plunged as much as 8.3%, the most since May 2020, after its CEO's sudden departure.

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European stocks wavered in afternoon trading and closed with slight losses on Wednesday, failing to track the intraday rebound for US stocks as markets continued to gauge the outlook of global monetary policy, trade uncertainty,The Eurozone's STOXX 50 dropped 0.4% to close at 5,270 while the pan-European STOXX 600 fell 0.4% to close at 540.On the monetary policy front, the Swedish Riksbank cut rates by 25bps, as expected, ahead of the Fed's rate decision overnight and the BoE's decision tomorrow. Losses were focused among tech companies and industrials, with Adyen, Infineon, Mercedes Benz, Schneider, and Siemens dropping between 4.5% and 1.2%. Meanwhile, Santander added 0.4% after expressing its interest in acquiring British lender TSB.

Company Name : Asec Company for Mining "ASCOM"
ISIN Code : EGS10001C013
Reuters Code : ASCM.CA
Content :
With reference to the provisions of Article 46, 47 of the Listing Rules, related to preparing and providing the EGX with the annual financial statements for the financial year ending on 31/12/2024 the Listing Committee, and the quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025 held on 18/06/2025 decided to:
Impose a EGP 10000 penalty on the company
Impose a EGP 5000 penalty on the company
due to the violation of Article 46 of the Listing Rules.
Grant the company a period of 15 days from the end of the granted period to provide EGX with the standalone and consolidated quarterly financial statements for the financial period ending on 31/03/2025, in light of the provisions of Article 64 of the executive regulations.

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Net foreign acquisitions of long-term securities, short-term US securities, and banking flows was a net TIC outflow of $14.2 billion. This included $3.1 billion in net inflows from private foreign investors, offset by $17.3 billion in outflows from foreign official institutions. Foreign residents sold a net $50.6 billion in long-term US securities, with $20.5 billion in sales by private investors and $30.1 billion by official institutions. Meanwhile, US residents reduced their holdings of long-term foreign securities by $42.8 billion. After accounting for adjustments such as estimated foreign portfolio acquisitions via stock swaps, the net foreign sales of long-term securities totaled $7.8 billion.

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The Ibovespa edged 0.1% lower to close at 138,717 on Wednesday, as investors treaded lightly on the eve of key rate decisions. Domestically, ambiguity over whether Copom has already peaked Selic at 14.75% or will deliver one more hike kept bank stocks under pressure, while real-estate investment trusts sold off following a provisional measure to tax FII distributions. Industrial names such as WEG came under renewed selling after a brokerage downgrade citing softer global demand. Offsetting some of these drags, meatpackers JBS and BRF rallied—BRF gaining 1.8%—on Brazil’s newly declared bird-flu-free status, and energy and mining shares held up as oil prices remain elevated. At the same time, the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold rates steady and trim its projected rate-cut path amid trade and geopolitical risks injected the possibility of eventually looser global policy. The Ibovespa will resume trading on Friday after Corpus Christi Day.

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The Central Bank of Brazil hiked its Selic rate by 25bps to 15% at its June meeting, citing persistent inflation and unanchored expectations. The Board highlighted a highly uncertain external environment, driven by US trade and fiscal policies and volatile global financial markets, which continue to weigh on emerging economies. Domestically, while economic activity and the labor market remain resilient, recent data show headline and core inflation above target, with expectations for 2025 and 2026 also exceeding the goal. Copom’s projection for 2026 inflation stands at 3.6%, reflecting ongoing inflationary risks, including strong services inflation, policy-driven exchange rate pressures, and unanchored long-term expectations. The committee signaled this may be the last hike in the current cycle, pending a reassessment of the lagging effects of past tightening. However, Copom emphasized its readiness to adjust policy further if inflation does not converge toward target.

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New Zealand’s economy contracted by 0.7% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2025, slightly better than market expectations of a 0.8% decline, following a 1.3% drop in the previous quarter. The annual downturn was mainly driven by a 3.1% contraction in goods-producing industries, though this marked an improvement from the 5.6% decline recorded in Q4. Service industries stagnated, posting no growth after a modest 0.1% rise in the prior quarter, while primary industries expanded by 1.7%, slightly up from 1.5% previously. Despite the annual weakness, the economy showed resilience on a quarterly basis, with GDP growing 0.8% in Q1, up from 0.5% in Q4. This marked the second straight quarter of quarterly growth, suggesting a gradual recovery is underway.

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Industrial output in Jordan grew by 1.37% year-on-year in April 2025, slowing from a 1.73% rise in March. This marked the tenth consecutive month of growth in industrial activity but was the softest pace since last October due to moderating manufacturing growth (1.21%, down from 3.38% in March), which accounted for 88.7% of total production. Meanwhile, electricity output growth accelerated (7.15%, up from 4.02%). By contrast, quarrying output continued to fall, though at a slower rate (-2.11% vs. -23.89%). On a monthly basis, industrial production shrank by 2.56%, reversing a 0.44% gain in March. For the first four months of 2025, industrial output expanded by 2.54% compared to the same period a year earlier.

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The S&P/ASX 200 edged down 0.09% to close at 8,524 on Thursday, hitting two-week low during the session,In domestic news, Australia’s unemployment rate held steady at 4.1% for the third consecutive month, in line with market expectations. However, total employment declined by 2,500 to 14.62 million—defying forecasts of a 25,000 job gain and marking the first monthly drop since February. On the corporate front, mining stocks were among the weakest performers, with BHP Group Limited down 1.98% and Rio Tinto Limited falling 2.31%. In contrast, financials outperformed, led by gains in major banks: Commonwealth Bank of Australia rose 1.48%, National Australia Bank added 1.06%, and Westpac Banking Corporation advanced 1.73%.

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China will pace the rollout of its remaining consumer goods trade-in subsidies to ensure economic stability and avoid local funding shortfalls, state media Securities Times said Wednesday. Of the CNY 300 billion ($41.8 billion) earmarked for the stimulus, CNY 162 billion has already been distributed to local governments. The program, which incentivizes households to replace old appliances, electronics, and vehicles, has driven a sharp rebound in retail sales and is a key part of Beijing’s strategy to boost consumption. However, rapid uptake—especially in the automotive sector—has strained regional budgets. At least six cities, including in major manufacturing hubs, have suspended vehicle trade-in subsidies amid concerns over mismanagement and depleted funds. The situation highlights the difficulty of scaling short-term stimulus efforts across China’s vast and diverse economy, with authorities now tightening oversight to prevent misuse and ensure long-term impact.

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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index dropped 0.5% to close at 12,569 on Thursday, marking its third straight session of declines,On the domestic front, fresh data showed New Zealand's economy grew by 0.8% in the March quarter, slightly above the forecasted 0.7% rise and following a revised 0.5% expansion in the previous quarter. The data suggests a firming economic recovery and reinforced the case against a rate cut in July. Among large-cap stocks, notable losses were seen from Infratil (-1%), Mainfreight (-3.3%), Contact Energy (-1%), and Spark NZ (-1.1%).

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Switzerland’s trade surplus narrowed to CHF 2.0 billion in May 2025 from a downwardly revised CHF 5.4 billion in the previous month. This marked the smallest surplus since December 2023, as exports dropped 13.6% month-on-month to CHF 21.0 billion, weighed down by lower sales of chemical-pharmaceutical products (-18.9%) and watches (-21.1%). Shipments to the US plunged 41.7%, largely due to imposed tariffs, with an additional 10% applied from April 5 and a further 21% from April 9, bringing the total tariff on Swiss goods to 31%. Exports also declined to Czechia (-37.4%), Slovenia (-31.4%), and Ireland (-26.6%). Meanwhile, imports rose 0.8% to CHF 19.0 billion, driven by higher purchases of energy carriers (+15.4%) and chemical-pharmaceutical products (+8.1%). Among key trading partners, imports surged from Saudi Arabia (+220%), Ireland (+109%), and Singapore (+59.5%).

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The benchmark KOSPI rose 0.19% to close at 2,977 points on Thursday, recovering from the earlier losses as strength in autos and chipmakers offset the decline in energy and financial firms.Adding to the pressure, the Bank of Korea forecast that headline inflation will likely stay just below its 2% target in the near term. The central bank attributed this outlook to the possible effects of new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, which may prompt Chinese exporters to divert shipments to regional markets in order to avoid the impact of Washington’s trade measures. On the upside, notable gains were from SK Hynix (0.20%), and Hyundai Motor (0.73%), while losses were led by Samsung Electronics (-1%) and KB Financial Group (-0.37%).

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The Nikkei 225 dropped 1.02% to close at 38,488 on Thursday, while the broader Topix Index declined 0.58% to 2,792, ending a three-day rally as rising geopolitical risks dampened investor sentiment.The selloff followed the US Federal Reserve’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged and maintain a cautious stance,On the domestic front, investors turned their attention to upcoming inflation data, which could shape the Bank of Japan’s policy trajectory. The BOJ recently held rates steady and reiterated a gradual approach to tightening. Notable decliners included Advantest (-2.4%), Disco (-3.3%), Tokyo Electron (-3%), Sony Group (-2.5%), and Toyota Motor (-1.7%).

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The Shanghai Composite fell 0.79% to close at 3,362 while the Shenzhen Component dropped 1.21% to 10,052 on Thursday, with mainland stocks hitting over two-week lows as mounting geopolitical risks and a lack of new policy signals pressured sentiment. Domestically, sentiment was further weighed down by the absence of concrete policy direction from top regulators at the Lujiazui Forum. Investors are now looking ahead to the July Politburo meeting for clearer commitments to economic stimulus. Attention also turns to the People’s Bank of China’s loan prime rate decision on Friday, with markets widely expecting no change. Notable decliners included Shenzhen Forms (-2.1%), East Money (-2.7%), Hengbao Co (-5.9%), Lakala Payment (-6.3%), and GCL Energy (-8.4%).

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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) cut its policy rate by 25 bps to 0% in June 2025, as expected, setting borrowing costs at zero for the first time since negative rates in late 2022. The move came amid easing inflationary pressures and a weakening global economic outlook. Consumer prices in Switzerland fell by 0.1% in May, marking the first decline in four years, mainly driven by lower prices in tourism and oil products. The SNB now projects average inflation at 0.2% for 2025, 0.5% for 2026, and 0.7% for 2027. Swiss GDP also posted strong growth in the first quarter of 2025, partly supported by early exports to the US ahead of new tariffs, although underlying momentum was more modest. Growth is expected to slow in the coming quarters, with GDP expansion forecast at 1% to 1.5% for both 2025 and 2026. Meanwhile, the global outlook has deteriorated due to rising trade tensions, adding further uncertainty to Switzerland’s trade prospects.

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The annual inflation rate in Kuwait stood at 2.25% in May 2025, unchanged from the previous month and remaining at its lowest level since September 2020. Prices increased slightly for food and beverage (4.72% vs 4.61% in April), while inflation was steady for housing services (0.74%), health (3.79%), communication (0.64%), recreation and culture (1.92%), education (0.87%), restaurants and hotels (1.50%), and miscellaneous goods and services (4.90%). On the other hand, costs rose at a slower pace for clothing & footwear (4.09% vs 4.10%) and home furnishings and maintenance equipment (3.38% vs 3.46%). Additionally, transport costs declined at the same pace as in the previous month (at -1.05%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose by 0.15% in May, matching the previous period.

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The Central Bank of the Philippines lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 bps to 5.25% during its June 2025 policy meeting, marking the lowest rate in two and a half years and in line with market expectations. BSP Governor Eli Remolona said the decision reflects a more moderate inflation outlook and the need to support growth with a more accommodative stance. He cautioned, however, that risks from geopolitical tensions and external policy uncertainties remain. The annual inflation rate edged down to 1.3% in May 2025 from 1.4% in the previous month, matching market forecasts and marking the lowest level since November 2019. The inflation forecast for 2025 was revised downward from 2.4% to 1.6%, reflecting easing price pressures. In contrast, projections for 2026 and 2027 were adjusted slightly upward—from 3.3% to 3.4%, and from 3.2% to 3.3%, respectively. Meanwhile, the rates on the BSP's overnight deposit and lending facilities were also reduced to 4.75% and 5.75%, respectively.

Company Name : El Obour Real Estate Investment
ISIN Code : EGS65551C011
Reuters Code : OBRI.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the Board of Directors & the Executive Managers

the Board of Directors & the Executive Managers (460 KB)

Company Name : Egyptians For Investment & Urban Development
ISIN Code : EGS213S1C010
Reuters Code : EIUD.CA
Content :
With reference to the announcement published on the trading screens on 19/06/2025, concerning the minutes of the company's Board of Directors meeting held on 18/06/2025, a correction was sent from the company.

Correction from the Company (140 KB)

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The Central Bank of Taiwan kept its key discount rate unchanged at 2% during its June 2025 meeting, in line with market expectations. The decision reflects ongoing global economic uncertainties, a stable domestic outlook, and continued easing of inflationary pressures. Taiwan’s economy outperformed expectations in the first half of 2025, supported by strong global demand for emerging technologies and early inventory stocking by foreign firms in anticipation of potential US tariff hikes. The central bank maintained its GDP growth forecast at 3.05% for 2025. Meanwhile, the inflation rate from January to May 2025 rose at an average annual rate of 2.04%, while core CPI increased by 1.65%. The central bank projects full-year CPI and core CPI growth at 1.81% and 1.69%, respectively—both lower than the 2024 figures of 2.18% and 1.88%. The Bank cautioned that inflation risks remain, citing commodity price swings, domestic service costs, and unpredictable weather as potential pressures.

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Indian stocks closed mostly slightly lower on Thursday, tracking most of its global counterparts as geopolitical risk and pessimistic signals from the Federal Reserve maintained the muted momentum for equities. Both the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty 50 dropped 0.1%, their third consecutive session in the red. The Federal Reserve maintained its rates unchanged in its June meeting, as expected, but struck a slightly hawkish tone by signaling that tariffs are expected to have an inflationary impact in the US economy. The event pressured tech companies traded in Mumbai that have major exposure to US clients, with Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, Infosys, and TCS closing firmly lower. Other sectors also declined as higher oil prices.

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The Bank of England voted 6-3 to keep the Bank Rate steady at 4.25% at its June meeting, navigating a challenging backdrop of heightened global uncertainty and persistent inflationary pressure. Three members favored a 0.25 percentage point cut to 4%, though investors had expected a 7-2 split. The central bank noted that consumer price inflation is likely to remain broadly at current rates for the rest of the year before easing back toward the target next year. However, it warned of “two-sided risks to inflation,” expressing concern over rising energy prices amid the escalating Middle East conflict and potential trade disruptions from proposed US tariffs. It also noted that underlying UK GDP growth "appears to have remained weak,” while the labor market has “continued to loosen.” Still, in light of the broader outlook and ongoing disinflation, the Bank affirmed that a gradual and cautious approach to the further withdrawal of monetary policy restraint remains appropriate.

Company Name : El Obour Real Estate Investment
ISIN Code : EGS65551C011
Reuters Code : OBRI.CA
Content :
A release from the company stating signing a contract with Dhofar tourism company in Oman to provide its services in an integrated tourism project where the company carries out planning and supervision until its launch.

Release from the Company (284 KB)

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The Central Bank of Turkey held its benchmark interest rate at 46% in its June 2025 meeting following the unexpected, 350bps hike from its last decision, aligning with market expectations. Policymakers at the monetary authority. noted that inflationary pressures eased since April while risks against Turkish growth were more pronounced, largely due to heightened uncertainty in the global macroeconomy amid protectionist trade policies and geopolitical tension. The central bank noted that the current level of interest rates are also high enough to prevent further pressure on their capital accounts that could trigger plunges in the lira. Exchange rate stability was previously noted as a priority for the central bank.

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Element List Explanation
Announcement Detail With reference to the announcement of Batic Investments and Logistics Company published on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) website on May 27, 2025, regarding the invitation extended to its esteemed shareholders to attend the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting, which will be held virtually via modern technology means on Sunday, June 22, 2025, corresponding to Dhul-Hijjah 26, 1446H (according to the Umm Al-Qura calendar), at 6:30 PM,
the Company would like to inform its valued shareholders that they may vote electronically on the items of the General Assembly agenda through Tadawulaty services, starting from 1:00 AM on Friday, June 20, 2025 (corresponding to 24/12/1446H) and continuing until the end of the Assembly meeting (according to the Umm Al-Qura calendar).

Please note that registration and electronic voting via Tadawulaty services are available free of charge for all shareholders through the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa

For inquiries, please contact the Shareholders Relations Department at:

Tel: 0114187877 / 0114187879

Email: Investor.Relations@batic.sa

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Introduction With reference to Altharwah Albashariyyah Co.'s announcement dated 20/04/2025 regarding the signing of the binding and conditional acquisition and subscription agreement to acquire 100% of the share capital of Amjad Watan for Exhibitions and Conferences Management (a One-Person Company), whereby part of the transaction value will be paid in cash, in addition to issuing new shares through a capital increase in Altharwah Albashariyyah Co., subject to the approval of the Capital Market Authority, the Extraordinary General Assembly of Shareholders, and the related parties.
According to the company's announcement dated 20/04/2025, a portion of the acquisition value will be paid in cash in addition to issuing new shares by Altharwah Albashariyyah Co., as follows:

• A cash payment of seven million (7,000,000) Saudi Riyals will be made to the owner of Amjad Watan upon completion of the acquisition.

• Issuance of ninety-five thousand eight hundred and four (95,804) new shares, valued at five million (5,000,000) Saudi Riyals, to be owned by the owner of Amjad Watan in Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. upon completion of the acquisition.

• Issuance of five hundred thirty-six thousand five hundred and one (536,501) new conditional shares, valued at twenty-eight million (28,000,000) Saudi Riyals. These conditional shares will be transferred to the owner of Amjad Watan upon the achievement of agreed financial performance indicators, specifically the annual sales generated by the continuing partner through the acquired assets, during the three (financial) years following the signing of the acquisition agreement.

Previous Announcement Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. Announces the Latest Developments Regarding the Signing of the Binding and Conditional Acquisition and Subscription Agreement to Acquire 100% of the Share Capital of Amjad Watan for Exhibitions and Conferences Management (a One-Person Company)
Date of Previous Announcement on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2025-05-18 Corresponding to 1446-11-20
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement on the Saudi Exchange Website Click Here
Latest Developments Of The Announced Event It was agreed to amend the payment or share consideration for the acquisition as follows:
• Payment of SAR 7,000,000 (Seven Million Saudi Riyals) to be made at or prior to closing, upon confirmation of the transaction completion, as determined by Altharwah Albashariyyah Co.

• An amount of SAR 5,000,000 (Five Million Saudi Riyals) to be paid in the form of ordinary shares of Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. (“Second Installment”), in a manner deemed appropriate by Altharwah Albashariyyah Co., amounting to 95,804 (Ninety-Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Four) shares.

• The remaining amount of the purchased shares in the company, totaling SAR 28,000,000 (Twenty-Eight Million Saudi Riyals), shall be converted into an equivalent value of Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. shares, of a type approved by Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. in accordance with applicable regulations. The seller's entitlement to ownership of these shares is conditional upon achieving specific sales (revenue) targets over a three-year period (these shares are referred to as “Performance-Based Shares”). The seller will be entitled to have ownership of these conditional shares transferred in three installments, subject to the company achieving the agreed performance targets during the deferred revenue period (“the remaining amount of the purchased shares in the company”).

• Altharwah Albashariyyah Co. shall have the right to grant any part or all of the “Second Tranche Shares” as well as any part or all of the “Performance-Based Shares” to the First Party as rewards granted in accordance with the First Party’s performance related to the services and targets agreed upon by both parties under the original agreement, in their executive role during the commitment period. Such grants may be executed through employee incentive programs, programs for employees of Altharwah Albashariyyah Co., or any other method deemed appropriate by the Second Party, and in accordance with the performance indicators and grant conditions stipulated in the agreement.

• The total number of conditional shares equivalent to the remaining value of the purchased shares has been set at 536,501 (Five Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand Five Hundred and One) shares.

Reasons For The Delay on The Date of The Event Previously Announced None
The costs associated with the event, and if they have changed or not with indication of the reasons. None
Delay consequences on the Company’s financial results None
Additional Information The company will announce any material developments in due time

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Element List Explanation
Introduction The United Cooperative Assurance Company announces the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (the “MOU”) with Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. on Thursday 23 Dhu al-Hijjah 1446H corresponding to 19 June 2025 to evaluate a potential merger between the two companies (the “Proposed Transaction”).
Both companies will conduct technical, financial, tax, legal, and actuarial due diligence and engage in non-binding discussions on the terms and conditions of the Proposed Transaction.

Memorandum Signing Date 2025-06-19 Corresponding to 1446-12-23
Counterparty Arabia Insurance Cooperative Company
Memorandum Subject Evaluation of a Potential Merger of United Cooperative Assurance Company and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Company.
Memorandum Duration The MOU would expire on the earlier of the signing of the merger agreement or after a period of 12 months from the date of the MOU. The MOU can be extended by mutual consent of the parties thereto. Each party has the absolute right to terminate the MOU by providing written notice to the other party at any time for any reason without liability in relation.
Related Parties There are no related parties identified currently. A detailed analysis will be carried out and details of the same, if any, will be announced later.
Financial Impact The United Cooperative Assurance Company will announce any material developments regarding the potential transaction in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Meanwhile, United Cooperative Assurance Company intends to continue its business as usual until the proposed merger is completed.
Additional Information Major Terms in the Memorandum:
Pursuant to the MOU, the United Cooperative Assurance Co. and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. have agreed on the following provisions:

•The Proposed Transaction, should it proceed, would be implemented through a merger with Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. being the merging company and the United Cooperative Assurance Co being the merged company, through a share exchange offer through increasing Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. capital and issuing new shares to the shareholders of the United Cooperative Assurance Co based on a swap ratio to be agreed between the parties.

•The two companies have agreed in the MOU that they will negotiate definitive agreements in relation to the Proposed Transaction that will set out the relevant commercial terms thereof, including the final structure and the final swap ratio.

•The MOU also includes customary provisions that regulate confidentiality and other related matters.

•The implementation of the Proposed Transaction is subject to the two companies agreeing a final binding agreement that determines the terms and conditions of the transaction. The terms and conditions of the final binding agreement will include obtaining all the required regulatory approvals and the approval of the extraordinary general assembly of each company on the Proposed Transaction and its related matters. Therefore, the execution of the MOU does not mean the parties will reach a final and binding decision regarding the Proposed Transaction nor that the Proposed Transaction will be completed.

Actions to be Taken by the Company during the Memorandum’s Duration:

The two parties will work to complete all the relevant requirements of the Proposed Transaction, including conducting due diligence and executing the definitive binding agreement and obtaining the regulatory approvals, and then present the Proposed Transaction to the shareholders of both companies in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations.

Name of Financial Advisor of Each Party:

The United Cooperative Assurance Co and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. will appoint financial advisors for the proposed merger, and further announcement will be made later.

Approvals:

The completion of the Proposed Transaction is subject to a number of regulatory approvals, including the approval of the Insurance Authority, the Capital Market Authority, the Saudi Exchange and the General Authority for Competition, and the approval of the extraordinary general assemblies of the shareholders of the United Cooperative Assurance Co. and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co, in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements.

Additional Information:

The proposed merger is subject to the completion of due diligence to the parties’ satisfaction, agreement on final terms and conditions of the merger agreement, and the approval of the competent authorities and the general assemblies of the two companies.

The entry into the MoU does not mean that the proposed merger will be agreed between the two companies.

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Element List Explanation
Introduction Arabia Insurance Cooperative Company announces the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (the “MOU”) with United Cooperative Assurance Company on Thursday 23 Dhu al-Hijjah 1446H corresponding to 19 June 2025 to evaluate a potential merger between the two companies (the “Proposed Transaction”).
Both companies will conduct technical, financial, tax, legal, and actuarial due diligence and engage in non-binding discussions on the terms and conditions of the Proposed Transaction.

Memorandum Signing Date 2025-06-19 Corresponding to 1446-12-23
Counterparty United Cooperative Assurance Company
Memorandum Subject Evaluation of a Potential Merger of Arabia Insurance Cooperative Company and United Cooperative Assurance Company.
Memorandum Duration The MOU would expire on the earlier of the signing of the merger agreement or after a period of 12 months from the date of the MOU. The MOU can be extended by mutual consent of the parties thereto. Each party has the absolute right to terminate the MOU by providing written notice to the other party at any time for any reason without liability in relation.
Related Parties There are no related parties identified currently. A detailed analysis will be carried out and details of the same, if any, will be announced later.
Financial Impact Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. will announce any material developments regarding the potential transaction in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Meanwhile, Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. intends to continue its business as usual until the proposed merger is completed.
Additional Information Major Terms in the Memorandum:
Pursuant to the MOU, Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. and United Cooperative Assurance Co. and have agreed on the following provisions:

• The Proposed Transaction, should it proceed, would be implemented through a merger with Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. being the merging company and the United Cooperative Assurance Co being the merged company, through a share exchange offer through increasing Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. capital and issuing new shares to the shareholders of the United Cooperative Assurance Co based on a swap ratio to be agreed between the parties.

• The two companies have agreed in the MOU that they will negotiate definitive agreements in relation to the Proposed Transaction that will set out the relevant commercial terms thereof, including the final structure and the final swap ratio.

• The MOU also includes customary provisions that regulate confidentiality and other related matters.

• The implementation of the Proposed Transaction is subject to the two companies agreeing a final binding agreement that determines the terms and conditions of the transaction. The terms and conditions of the final binding agreement will include obtaining all the required regulatory approvals and the approval of the extraordinary general assembly of each company on the Proposed Transaction and its related matters. Therefore, the execution of the MOU does not mean the parties will reach a final and binding decision regarding the Proposed Transaction nor that the Proposed Transaction will be completed.

Actions to be Taken by the Company during the Memorandum’s Duration:

The two parties will work to complete all the relevant requirements of the Proposed Transaction, including conducting due diligence and executing the definitive binding agreement and obtaining the regulatory approvals, and then present the Proposed Transaction to the shareholders of both companies in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations.

Name of Financial Advisor of Each Party:

Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co. and The United Cooperative Assurance Co. will appoint financial advisors for the proposed merger, and further announcement will be made later.

Approvals:

The completion of the Proposed Transaction is subject to a number of regulatory approvals, including the approval of the Insurance Authority, the Capital Market Authority, the Saudi Exchange and the General Authority for Competition, and the approval of the extraordinary general assemblies of the shareholders of the United Cooperative Assurance Co. and Arabia Insurance Cooperative Co, in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements

Additional Information:

The proposed merger is subject to the completion of due diligence to the parties’ satisfaction, agreement on final terms and conditions of the merger agreement, and the approval of the competent authorities and the general assemblies of the two companies.

The entry into the MoU does not mean that the proposed merger will be agreed between the two companies.

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Element List Explanation
Introduction Referring to the company's announcement dated 02/02/2025 regarding its receipt and acceptance, on 03/08/1446 AH corresponding to 02/02/2025, of a non-binding offer from Faad Partners Financial Company, licensed by the Capital Market Authority under license number 32-23270, acting as the fund manager.
The total value of the offer is 200,000,000 Saudi Riyals (two hundred million Riyals) and aims to acquire 40% of the capital of Jubail Chemical Industries Company (Jana), one of Nama Chemicals' subsidiaries, through the issuance of new shares.

Previous Announcement Announcement from Nama Chemicals Company regarding the latest developments in the company's receipt and acceptance of a non-binding offer from FAAD Partners Financial Company, licensed by the Capital Market Authority under license number 32-23270, acting as the fund manager. This is for the purpose of acquiring a stake in Jana, one of Nama Chemicals' subsidiaries.
Date of Previous Announcement on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2025-02-02 Corresponding to 1446-08-03
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement on the Saudi Exchange Website Click Here
Latest Developments Of The Announced Event Nama Chemicals Company announces that on 22/12/1446 AH corresponding to 19/06/2025, it has signed a binding subscription agreement between Nama Chemicals, Jubail Chemical Industries Company (Jana) one of its subsidiaries and FAAD Partners Financial Company (FAAD Partners), licensed by the Capital Market Authority under license number 32-23270.
Under this agreement, FAAD Partners will inject 200,000,000 Saudi Riyals into Jana in exchange for acquiring a 40% stake in Jana's capital through the issuance of new shares to Fad Partners.

It is noteworthy that the General Assembly approved on 24/09/1446 AH corresponding to 24/03/2025 the acquisition offer submitted by FAAD Partners to acquire 40% of Jana for 200,000,000 Saudi Riyals (two hundred million Riyals), a non-binding offer, in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions.

Additionally, the assembly authorized the Board of Directors to complete the transaction procedures, negotiate the final terms, sign the necessary agreements and contracts, and take all legal, accounting, and regulatory actions required to complete the transaction in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.

The costs associated with the event, and if they have changed or not with indication of the reasons. It is expected that the financial impact will be reflected in the second half of 2025.
Additional Information The company will announce any developments in this regard as soon as they become available.

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Announcement Detail With reference to the company's announcement on the website of the Financial Market (Tadawul) on June 01, 2025 AD, regarding the invitation to attend the General Assembly meeting (the first meeting), which is scheduled to be held at half past six in the evening on 29/12/1446 AH corresponding to 25/06/2025 AD, by Modern technical means .
Accordingly, Anaam Holding Group Company would like to remind its esteemed shareholders that they will be able to vote remotely electronically on the items of the assembly, starting from one o’clock in the morning on Saturday 25/12/1446 AH corresponding to 21/06/2025 AD, until the end of the time of the assembly.

Registration and Voting in Tadawulaty services will be free and available to all shareholders using the following link : www.tadawulaty.com.sa .

We are also pleased to receive the questions and inquiries of the honorable shareholders about the meeting through the following means of communication:

Investor Relations Department: Tel : 0126623000 Ext 450 or 201 info@anaamgroup.com - Email: skhair@anaamgroup.com

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Introduction Referring to the company's announcement on February 2, 2025, that Faad Financial Partners, licensed by the Capital Market Authority under registration number 32-23270, as the fund manager, submitted a non-binding offer dated January 30, 2025, for SAR 200,000,000 (two hundred million Saudi Riyals) to Nama Chemicals Company. The offer aims to acquire 40% of the capital of Jubail Chemical Industries Company (Jana), a subsidiary of Nama Chemicals Company, through the issuance of new shares.
The Saudi Industrial Export Company (SADIRAT) announces to its shareholders the latest developments in this regard.

Previous Announcement Saudi Industrial Export Company (SADIRAT) announces the latest developments regarding the announcement that its subsidiary, Haddaj Investment Company, has concluded an agreement to establish an investment fund with Faad Financial Partners Company and Nama Chemicals Company to acquire a stake in (Jubail Chemical Industries Company), one of Nama Chemicals Company’s subsidiaries.
Date of Previous Announcement on Saudi Exchange’s Website 2025-02-02 Corresponding to 1446-08-03
Hyperlink to the Previous Announcement on the Saudi Exchange Website Click Here
Latest Developments Of The Announced Event The Saudi Industrial Export Company (SADIRAT) announces the signing of a binding subscription agreement between Nama Chemicals Company, Jubail Chemical Industries Company (Jana) - (one of Nama’s subsidiaries) and Faad Financial Partners Company (Fad Partners), licensed by the Capital Market Authority under license number 32-23270 dated 12/22/1446 AH corresponding to 06/19/2025 AD.
Reasons For The Delay on The Date of The Event Previously Announced NONE
The costs associated with the event, and if they have changed or not with indication of the reasons. NONE
Delay consequences on the Company’s financial results NONE
Additional Information The company will announce any developments in this regard as soon as they become available.

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Announcement Detail Reference to Jazan Development and Investment Company’s announcement on the Tadawul website dated 02-06-2025 regarding the invitation to esteemed shareholders to participate and vote in the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting (First Meeting), which is scheduled to be held via modern technology means at 19:30 on Wednesday, 25-06-2025.
The company is pleased to remind its esteemed shareholders that electronic voting will commence at 01:00 AM on Saturday, 21-06-2025 and will continue until the end of the General Assembly meeting.

We encourage all shareholders to register on Tadawulaty to participate and vote remotely on the General Assembly's agenda items through the Tadawulaty website. Registration and voting services on Tadawulaty are free of charge for all shareholders and can be accessed via the following link: www.tadawulaty.com.sa

For any inquiries, shareholders may contact Investor Relations at (017-3222162) during the company’s official working hours, from Sunday to Thursday, 08:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Additionally, inquiries and questions related to the General Assembly’s agenda can be sent to the following email address: (ir@jazadco.com.sa).

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Introduction The Saudi Industrial Investment Group (the “Company”) announces the deposit of the amounts received from the sale of fractional shares resulted from its capital reduction in the eligible shareholder’s accounts.
Share’s Fractions Sale Completion Date 2025-06-01 Corresponding to 1446-12-05
Number of Sold Shares 24427
Share’s Fractions Selling Returned Amount 371576
Average Selling Price per share 15.21
Deposit Date of The Return Amount from Share’s Fractions Selling in Eligible Shareholder’s Accounts 2025-06-19 Corresponding to 1446-12-23
Name and Contact Method of Responsible Entity Distributing The Return Amount from Share’s Fractions Selling in Eligible Shareholder’s Accounts For enquires please contact Investor Relations at (0112792522) extension number 301 or at the email address: info@siig.com.sa.
Additional Information The proceeds from selling fractional shares have been deposited in the bank accounts of the eligible shareholders whose information are complete, correct and up to date. The Company kindly requests its esteemed shareholders to update their information and ensure that their bank account numbers, IBAN, and SWIFT codes are linked to their investment portfolios so the proceeds from the sale of fractional shares can be deposited in their bank accounts with no delay.

Company Name : Minapharm Pharmaceuticals
ISIN Code : EGS380G1C011
Reuters Code : MIPH.CA
Content :
Release from the company concerning the Board of Directors & the Executive Managers.

Release from the Company (781 KB)

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Introduction Arabian Cement Company Board of Directors are pleased to invite the honorable shareholders to attend and vote in the 10th Extraordinary General Assembly meeting (Third meeting), to be held at 6:30 PM on Sunday 18/01/1447H corresponding to 13/07/2025 AD , via modern technology means.
City and Location of the General Assembly's Meeting Via modern technology means at the company's headquarters in Jeddah.
Hyperlink of the Meeting Location Click Here
Date of the General Assembly's Meeting 2025-07-13 Corresponding to 1447-01-18
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 Company’s shareholders record at the Depositary Center by the end of the trade session prior to the general assembly meeting and in accordance with the laws and regulations. The right to register a name to attend the general assembly meeting ends at the time of convening of 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 In reference to Article (35) of the company’s bylaws, The holding of the Extraordinary General Assembly may not be valid except if it is attended by shareholders representing half of the shares having voting right at least. If the quorum necessary for holding the meeting is not met, an invitation shall be directed for a second meeting to be held according to the same conditions provided for in Article Ninety-One (91) of the Companies Law. However, the second meeting may be held after one hour from the end of the term determined for holding the first meeting, if the invitation for the first meeting shall include a note that such second meeting may be held in such a way. In all cases, the second meeting shall be valid if it is attended by shareholders representing a quarter of the shares having voting right as a minimum. If the quorum necessary for holding the second meeting is not met, an invitation shall be directed for a third meeting to be held based on the conditions provided for in Article Ninety-One (91) of the Companies Law. The third meeting shall be valid whatever the number of the shares having voting rights represented in it.
General Assembly Meeting Agenda 1- Voting on transferring the entire balance of the statutory reserve amounting to 500 million Saudi riyals as stated in the financial statements for the year ending December 31,2024, AD to the retained earnings item.
2- Voting on transferring the entire balance of the general reserve amounting to 95 million Saudi riyals as stated in the financial statements for the year ending December 31,2024, AD to the retained earnings item.

3- Voting on the establishment of an Employee Shares Program and the authorization of the Board of Directors to determine the terms and conditions of the program, including the offering price for each share allocated to employees, if applicable.

4- Voting on the purchase of maximum of 150,000 shares from its common stocks and keep them as treasury shares, for the purpose of allocating them to the Employees Shares Program as per regulations, provided that financing the purchase is from the company’s own resources, and authorizing the Board of Directors to complete the purchase within a maximum period of 18 months from the date of the Extraordinary General Assembly’s decision, and that the purchased shares are kept for a period not exceeding 5 years from the date of the Extraordinary General Assembly’s approval. After the expiration of this period, the company will follow the procedures and controls stipulated in relevant laws and regulations (Attached).

Proxy Form
The shareholder right in discussing the assembly agenda topics, asking questions, and exercising the voting right Shareholders are entitled to discuss the items listed in the general assembly meeting’s agenda in accordance with regulations
Details of the electronic voting on the Assembly’s agenda The honorable shareholders can review and vote on the entire Articles of the General Assembly remotely, noting that the automatic voting will start at 1:00 AM on Wednesday 14/01/1447 H corresponding to 09/07/2025 Until the end of the meeting period, we invite all shareholders to participate and vote online via (Tadawulaty) web site.(Tadawulaty) service is available and free of charge to all shareholders through visiting Tadawulaty website via the link https://www.tadawulaty.com.sa
Method of Communication in Case of Any Enquiries We would also like to draw the attention of the shareholders in case of any inquiries, to kindly contact Investor Relations at (0126948110) or via e-mail Investors.Relations@arabiancement.com.sa
Or write to the following address: Arabian Cement Company (Investor Relations) National Address: 8605 King Abdulaziz Road – Al Nahda District – Jedah 23523

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Announcement Detail Reference to the Announcement by AlQimam Technologies for Computers and Commercial Systems
Published on the Tadawul website on Wednesday, 08/12/1446 AH, corresponding to 04/06/2025, regarding the invitation to its shareholders to attend the Ordinary General Assembly Meeting (First Meeting), scheduled to be held, God willing, at 7:30 PM on Wednesday, 29/12/1446 AH, corresponding to 25/06/2025, via modern technology.

ALQimam Technologies for Computers and Commercial Systems would like to remind its esteemed shareholders registered in Tadawulaty services that they may vote electronically on the agenda items of the General Assembly starting at 1:00 AM on Saturday, 21/06/2025, until the vote counting committee concludes the counting process.

Registration and electronic voting through Tadawulaty will be available and free of charge for all shareholders via the following link:

www.tadawulaty.com.sa

Shareholders' questions and inquiries regarding the General Assembly will be received by the Investor Relations Department during official working hours through the following contact details:

Phone: 0553643653

Email: investor-relations@alqemam.com.sa

And God is the Grantor of success.