News varied Egyptian Stock Exchange During today’s trading session, Wednesday 6/3/2026, the most notable of which was the variation in the performance of the Egyptian Stock Exchange indices, at the end of Wednesday’s trading session, as the main index declined under pressure from the decline of leading stocks led by Commercial International Bank – Egypt, Orascom Construction PLC, and Palm Hills Development, while the EGX70 and EGX100 indexes rose, and the market capitalization lost 17 billion pounds to close at the level of 3.775 trillion. Pounds.
Stop trading 9 shares
Management announced stock market The Egyptian Company suspended trading on 9 stocks for 10 minutes due to them exceeding 5% rise or fall during Wednesday’s trading session. They are: Utopia for Real Estate and Tourism Investment, Rekaz Holding for Financial Investments, the right to subscribe to Aspire Capital Holding for Financial Investments, Aspire Capital Holding for Financial Investments, Al-Shams for Housing and Construction, the Pharmaceutical Union for Medical Services and Investment, Vertika for Industry and Trade, and ASEC. Mining – Eskom, and Egyptian Tourist Resorts.
The stock market loses 17 billion pounds
The performance of the Egyptian Stock Exchange indices varied, at the end of Wednesday’s trading session, as the main index declined under pressure from the decline of leading stocks led by Commercial International Bank – Egypt, Orascom Construction PLC, and Palm Hills Development, while the EGX70 and EGX100 indices rose, and the market capitalization lost 17 billion pounds to close at the level of 3.775 trillion pounds.
The volume of trading in stocks reached 4.5 billion securities, worth 9.8 billion pounds, through the implementation of 212.8 thousand transactions for 220 companies. Egyptian transactions recorded 91.7% of the total transactions, while foreigners accounted for 4.47%, and Arabs accounted for 3.83%. Institutions accounted for 18.13% of transactions on the stock exchange, and the rest of the transactions were for individuals at a rate of 81.86%.
The net transactions of Egyptian individuals tended to buy at a value of 350.3 million pounds, while the transactions of Arab and foreign individuals and Egyptian, Arab and foreign institutions tended to sell at a value of 19.6 million pounds, 2.7 million pounds, 223.7 million pounds, 77.7 million pounds, and 26.7 million pounds, respectively.
The “EGX30 Index” decreased by 0.69% to close at 52,564 points, the “EGX30 Weighted Index” decreased by 0.72% to close at 64,912 points, the “EGX30 Total Return Index” decreased by 0.68% to close at 24,507 points, and the “EGX35-LV” Low Volatility Stock Index increased by 0.05% to close at 6057 points.
While the “EGX 70 equal weights” index of medium and small companies rose by 0.72% to close at 15,210 points, and the “EGX 100 equal weights” index rose by 0.32% to close at 21,117 points, the Islamic Sharia index fell by 0.87% to close at 5,898 points, and the Tamayoz index increased by 1.25% to close at 5,898 points. 24,979 points, and the Treasury bond index grew by 0.18% to close at 2,499 points. The shares of 84 companies listed on the stock exchange rose at the end of trading, the shares of 123 companies decreased, and the levels of 14 companies did not change.
Internal transactions
In the same context, the dealings of insiders, major shareholders, and groups associated with them varied during the trading session yesterday, Tuesday, as insiders bought 5,124 shares, or 3.75 million shares, from Pyramisa Hotels and Tourist Villages – Pyramisa and Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payments, respectively, and a group linked to insiders bought the companies Saba International for Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries, Arab Valves, Mena for Tourism and Real Estate Investment, and Pyramisa Hotels. And the Tourist Villages – Pyramisa, and Al Qalaa Financial Investments, 2.6 million shares, 2407 shares, 20 thousand shares, 5850 shares, 108 thousand shares, respectively.
A group linked to the main shareholder of Mena Tourism and Real Estate Investment Company also bought 705.1 thousand shares, while internal companies in Ibn Sina Pharma, Commercial International Bank – Egypt (CIB), Pyramisa Hotels and Tourist Villages – Pyramisa, Egyptian Tourist Resorts, Sharm Dreams for Tourism Investment, Arabian Asset Management and Development, Hipco for Commercial Investments and Real Estate Development, and Future Care Medical Industries sold 450 thousand shares. 11.4 thousand shares, 47.2 thousand shares, 700 shares, 5 thousand shares, 10 thousand shares, 500 thousand shares, 1.8 million shares, respectively.
A group linked internally to the companies Ibn Sina Pharma, the Commercial International Bank – Egypt (CIB), and MENA for Tourism and Real Estate Investment also sold 100,000 shares, 491 shares, 50,000 shares, and a group linked to the main shareholder of MENA for Tourism and Real Estate Investment sold 433.8 thousand shares.
deals
The stock exchange witnessed the execution of several deals during yesterday’s trading session on Tuesday, most notably Abdel Rahman Al-Sayed Abdel Nabi Muhammad Al-Bibi’s purchase of 2.6 million shares in the Sheba International Company for Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries at an average price of 3.63 pounds, with a total value of 9.4 million pounds, raising the shareholder percentage from 4.72% to 5.76%. The deal was executed through the Egyptian Arab Company (Themar) for securities trading.
While Future Care Medical Industries Company announced that shareholder Mahmoud Mohamed Shaaban Selim sold 1.8 million shares at an average price of 10,311 pounds, with a total value of 18.6 million pounds, bringing the shareholding percentage from 9.129% to 6.008%. The deal was implemented through the Pharaonic Securities Brokerage Company.
Al-Ahram Printing and Packaging Company also announced the sale of 100,000 shares to shareholder Nassim Mohieddin Arafat El-Gallad, at an average price of 12.01 pounds, with a total value of 1.2 million pounds, bringing the shareholding percentage from 18.03% to 16.83%. The deal was implemented through Mubasher Securities and Bonds Trading Company.
Business results
In another matter, a number of companies listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange announced business results for the past period. In the energy and support services sector, an Arab energy company achieved revenues amounting to 7.128 billion pounds during the financial period ending on March 31, 2026, with a growth rate of 33%, and net profit after tax reached 225 million pounds, with a growth rate of 65%.
In the real estate sector, Al-Shams Housing and Development Company achieved activity revenues amounting to 59.4 million pounds during the first quarter of 2026, compared to 38.9 million pounds for the corresponding period of the previous year, and net profit amounted to about 49 million pounds, compared to about 45.8 million pounds.
ASCOM
Company announced ASIC For Mining-ASCOM, the Board of Directors approved the approval of a fair value study of the share price of Astoul Land Transport Company, with a total number of 77.9 million shares at a price of 8.224 pounds per share, with a total value of the deal amounting to 641 million pounds.
