Egyptian Stock Exchange Declines Under Pressure from Banks and Real Estate, While Investment and Medical Stocks Rise

Egypt's stock market fell 0.37% amid declines in banking and real estate, while investment and medical stocks gained.

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Egyptian Stock Exchange Declines Under Pressure from Banks and Real Estate, While Investment and Medical Stocks Rise
Egyptian Stock Exchange Declines Under Pressure from

Egyptian Stock Exchange – EGX – Egyptian Financial Market

The Egyptian Stock Exchange concluded Wednesday's session with a general decline in the main indices, amidst selling pressures on stocks in the banking, real estate, and basic materials sectors, contrasted by noticeable activity in several investment and medical stocks.

The EGX30 index fell by 0.37% to close at 41,847 points, after reaching a peak of 42,260 points during the session and a low of 41,712 points, reflecting a relative decrease in risk appetite.

Sector Performance: Broad Pressures Against Limited Gains

According to sector data, real estate stocks led the most traded sectors by value, exceeding 344.6 million EGP, but showed negative performance, along with a decline in the banking sector with trading values around 186.9 million EGP.

Additionally, the healthcare and pharmaceuticals, basic materials, industrial services and automotive, and information technology and media sectors experienced varying levels of pressure.

Conversely, some sectors recorded limited gains, notably:

  • Food and Beverages
  • Non-Banking Financial Services
  • Contracting and Engineering
  • Transport and Shipping

Winning Stocks: Double-Digit Gains

The following stocks topped the winners list during the session:

  • Alexandria National for Financial Investments: up 20% to 70.21 EGP
  • Cairo National Investment: up 14.31% to 77.97 EGP
  • Arabia for Land Reclamation: up 12.37% to 364.17 EGP
  • Alexandria Medical Services: up 6.75% to 60.07 EGP
  • Wadi Kom Ombo for Land Reclamation: up 6.45% to 325.31 EGP

Losers: Pressure on Real Estate and Financing

In terms of losers, the most notable declines were:

  • Obour Land for Real Estate Investment: down 2.65% to 41.14 EGP
  • Contact Financial Holding: down 2.48% to 5.11 EGP
  • Ismailia Misr for Poultry: down 2.47% to 14.20 EGP
  • Canadian Gulf for Real Estate Investment: down 2.22% to 1.32 EGP
  • General Company for Silos and Storage: down 2.01% to 235.35 EGP

Market Reading

The session's performance reflects a sense of caution and anticipation among investors, amid ongoing reallocation of portfolios across sectors, with liquidity focused on speculative stocks and short-term opportunities, countered by pressure on blue-chip stocks.

The performance of the EGX30 index is expected to remain linked to local liquidity trends and the performance of leading stocks, as well as regional and global economic and monetary developments.

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Edited & Reviewed by the Ecopulse Editorial Board 1/21/2026, 20:51:25 UTC
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