CI Capital Holding reports EGP 10.2bn revenues and EGP 1.6bn net profit in 2025

CI Capital Holding announced its 2025 financial results, with consolidated revenues of EGP 10.2bn and net profit after tax and minority interest of EGP 1.6bn. The group's on-balance sheet lending portfolio grew 28% year-on-year to EGP 27.8bn, while return on average equity reached 21.3%. Excluding foreign exchange effects, normalised revenues increased 16% and net profit rose 22% year-on-year.

CI Capital Holding released its financial results for 2025, posting consolidated revenues of EGP 10.2bn and net profit after tax and minority interest of EGP 1.6bn. The on-balance sheet lending portfolio expanded 28% year-on-year to EGP 27.8bn, with return on average equity at 21.3%.

Mahmoud Attalla, Executive Vice Chairperson and Managing Director, stated that the performance reflects steady growth across the investment banking platform and the group's non-banking financial services businesses.

Hesham Gohar, Group CEO, highlighted that aggregate new bookings reached EGP 22.7bn, an 89% year-on-year increase. Corplease achieved EGP 16.5bn in new bookings, up 138%, lifting its total outstanding portfolio to EGP 19bn. CI Mortgage Finance expanded its portfolio 77% to EGP 4.1bn, backed by EGP 2bn in new bookings; revenues rose 67% to EGP 890m, and net profit surged 82% to EGP 126m.

Reefy Microfinance extended EGP 4.2bn in new bookings, a 7% rise, while growing its branch network to 220 locations and serving 117,000 clients across 22 governorates. In investment banking, the group closed 30 deals in equity capital markets, debt capital markets, and mergers and acquisitions, totaling EGP 70.6bn in value.

CI Asset Management reported EGP 405m in revenues, up 26%, as assets under management hit a record EGP 153.4bn, a 116% jump from 2024. The private equity platform oversees about EGP 10bn, and the group has opened offices in Riyadh and Dubai to support regional expansion. CI Brokerage generated EGP 984m in revenues, while the investment bank recorded total revenues of EGP 1.6bn.

Gohar said the group will keep leveraging its diversified platform in Egypt and the MENA region, emphasizing operational growth, portfolio expansion, and seizing opportunities in capital markets and lending.

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