Egypt’s stock market (EGX) closed in the red zone on Monday.
- The benchmark index, EGX30, went down by 0.54 per cent to 40,676.98 points.
- The Shariah index, EGX33, dropped by 0.70 per cent to 4,493.94 points.
- The index EGX35-LV sank by 1.14 per cent to 4,532.86 points.
- The SMEs index, EGX70, fell by 1.48 per cent, to 12,905.19 points.
- The EGX100 index plunged by 1.41 per cent, to 17,098.31 points.
The total market cap reached 2,934,489,441,752 Egyptian pounds.
The Arabs and the non-Arab foreigners were net buyers with 2,297,904,063 Egyptian pounds and 284,722,264 Egyptian pounds, respectively. Meanwhile, the Egyptians were net sellers with 1,181,728,197 Egyptian pounds.
Top gainers on Monday
- The shares of Alexandria National Company for Financial Investment rose by 10.90 per cent, to close at the price of 87.000 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of M.B Engineering climbed by 9.79 per cent, closing at the price of 4.260 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Arab Co. for Asset Management And Development jumped by 6.59 per cent, to the purchasing price of 1.940 Egyptian pounds a share.
Top losers on Monday
- The shares of Gulf Canadian Real Estate Investment Co. fell by 12.79 per cent, to close at 1.500 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Beltone Holding declined by 5.31 per cent, to close at 3.210 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of Canal Shipping Agencies dropped by 5.16 per cent, to close at the price of 32.530 Egyptian pounds a share.