Youm7 publishes the share prices of the top 5 companies that have achieved an increase, and the share prices of the top 5 companies that have declined, on the Egyptian Stock Exchange at the end of today’s trading, Wednesday 6/3/2026.
Stop trading 9 shares
Management announced Egyptian Stock ExchangeTrading on 9 stocks was suspended for 10 minutes if they exceeded 5% rise or fall during Wednesday’s trading session. They are: Utopia for Real Estate and Tourism Investment, Rikaz 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 EGX 30 index fell by 0.69% to close at 52,564 points, and the “EGX30 “Weight Determiner” increased 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 Low Volatility Stock Index “EGX35-LV” increased by 0.05% to close at 6,057 points.
While the index rose Medium and small companies The “EGX 70 Equal Weights” index rose by 0.72% to close at 15,210 points, 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, the Tamayoz Index increased by 1.25% to close at 24,979 points, and the Islamic Sharia Index grew by 0.87% to close at 5,898 points. Treasury bonds rose by 0.18% to close at 2499 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.
The rising stocks included:
– The right to subscribe to Aspire Capital Holding for Financial Investments at a closing price of 0.110 pounds, an increase of 96.43%.
– Aspire Capital Holding for Financial Investments at a closing price of 0.330 pounds, an increase of 20%.
– ASEC Mining – Eskom, at a closing price of 57,050 pounds, an increase of 14.10%.
– Egyptians for Housing and Development, with a closing price of 2,610 pounds, an increase of 7.41%.
– Al-Shams Housing and Development, with a closing price of 11,890 pounds, an increase of 6.83%.
Declining stocks included:
– Misr Duty Free Shops, with a closing price of 48,270 pounds, a decline of 5.89%.
– Saudi Egyptian Investment and Finance, with a closing price of 188,680 pounds, a decline of 5.66%.
– Amer Holding Group (Amer Group) with a closing price of 2,790 pounds, a decline of 4.78%.
– General ceramic and china products, with a closing price of 23,330 pounds, a decline of 4.66%.
– National Printing Press, with a closing price of 25,140 pounds, a decline of 3.83%.
