Egypt’s stock market (EGX) closed in the red zone on Tuesday.
- The benchmark index, EGX30, went down by 0.68 per cent to 52,007 points.
- The Shariah index, EGX33, fell by 0.17 per cent to 5,720.25 points.
- The index EGX35-LV dropped by 1.32 per cent to 5,859.55 points.
- The SMEs index, EGX70, sank by 1.51 per cent, to 14,668.02 points.
- The EGX100 index plunged by 1.37 per cent, to 20,431.97 points.
The total market cap reached 3,730,079,648,930 Egyptian pounds.
Egyptians were net sellers, with a total of 682,527,788 pounds. On the other hand, Arabs and non-Arab foreigners were net buyers with 204,828,230 Egyptian pounds and 477,699,558 pounds, respectively.
Top gainers
- The shares of Egyptian for Tourism Resorts went up by 13.35 per cent to 18.510 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of M.B Engineering rose by 13.22 per cent to close at 4.110 per cent a share.
- The shares of Gulf Canadian Real Estate Investment Co. jumped by 8.44 per cent, closing at 2.440 Egyptian pounds.
Top losers
- The shares of Egyptian Satellites (NileSat) dropped by 6.30 per cent to 8.480 Egyptian pounds at closing.
- The shares of Gogreen for Agricultural Investment fell by 5.39 per cent to close at 1.580 Egyptian pounds a share.
- The shares of U Consumer Finance sank by 5.33 per cent, closing at 11.550 Egyptian pounds a share.
