Government confirms plans to list four military firms on Egyptian exchange

The Egyptian government has confirmed plans to list four Armed Forces-affiliated companies on the Egyptian Exchange during a Wednesday meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly.

The meeting took place at government headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. It was attended by Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Hussein Issa, Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade Mohamed Farid, and other senior officials.

The companies include National Company for the Sale and Distribution of Petroleum Products (Wataniya), Silo Foods, ChillOut, and the National Company for Road Construction, Development and Management. Cabinet spokesperson Mohamed El-Hommosany said the session reviewed updates to the State Ownership Policy to strengthen the private sector’s role in sustainable growth.

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly directed continuous monitoring of the offering procedures to ensure compliance with presidential directives. The programme seeks to maximise the value of state assets and improve the investment climate.

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Assistant Prime Minister Hashem El-Sayed announced Egypt will temporarily list 10 state-owned companies on the stock exchange within two weeks, with the remaining 10 of a 20-firm batch by end-April 2026. The timeline came during a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. It aims to advance the government's offerings programme.

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Egypt has temporarily listed six state-owned companies on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) to accelerate its initial public offering (IPO) programme and boost private sector participation. The firms include two subsidiaries of the Chemical Industries Holding Company and four from the Metallurgical Industries Holding Company. The listing ceremony was attended by Financial Regulatory Authority Chairperson Islam Azzam, Prime Minister Assistant Hashem El-Sayed, and EGX Deputy Chairperson Mohamed Sabry.

The Economic Concentration Review Committee at Egypt's Competition Authority approved eight acquisitions and investments on June 3.

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In the latest Central Crisis Management Committee meeting amid the ongoing US-Israeli-Iranian military crisis, Egypt has lifted the 11 p.m. mandatory closing time for shops, commercial centers, and restaurants, while launching a solar energy incentive program for homes and factories. This follows March's austerity measures and wage hikes. Cabinet spokesman Mohamed El-Homosany confirmed the approvals.

 

 

 

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