Egypt’s stock market (EGX) closed in the red zone on Tuesday.
- The benchmark index, EGX30 went 0.62 per cent lower to 34,386.33 points.
- The Shariah index, EGX33 fell 0.96 per cent to 3,432.1 points.
- The index EGX35-LV lost 0.84 per cent to 3,830.64 points.
- The SMEs index, EGX70 slid 0.31 per cent to 10,835.23 points.
- The EGX100 index fell by 0.35 per cent, to 14,265.58 points.
The total market capitalisation reached 2,436,602,475,326 Egyptian pounds.
Egyptians were net sellers with a total of 24,306,318,872 pounds. On the other hand, Arabs and non-Arab foreigners were buyers with 23,514,012,598 pounds and 792,306,273 pounds, respectively.
Top gainers
- Shares of Sinai Cement shares climbed 11.11 per cent to 52.500 pounds a share.
- Shares of International Agricultural Products jumped 7.48 per cent to 22.700 pounds a share.
- Shares of El Ahli Investment and Development surged 6.23 per cent to 38.390 pounds a share.
To losers
- Shares of Middle Egypt Flour Mills sank 10.56 per cent to 88.520 pounds at closing.
- Shares of Saudi Egyptian Investment and Finance dived 10.06 per cent to close at 111.550 pounds a share.
- Shares of Memphis Pharmaceuticals plunged 7.26 per cent to 144.100 pounds a share.
Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English
Subediting: Y.Yasser
