Commercial International Bank-Egypt (CIB) stock has tightened its grip at the top of the list of the 10 most active companies in terms of trading value in the “in-cabin” market in Egyptian Stock Exchange During last week’s sessions.
The stock succeeded in attracting huge liquidity amounting to 4 billion pounds, far outperforming its closest competitor, the stock of “Talaat Moustafa Group”, which came in second place with a trading value of 2.2 billion pounds.
This performance reflects the concentration of purchasing and institutional power in the leading stocks Relative weight The largest, especially in light of the economic transformations the country is witnessing.
The list arrangements, according to the stock exchange’s weekly report, are as follows:
Commercial International Bank (CIB): 4 billion pounds (31.7 million notes).
Talaat Mostafa Collection: 2.2 billion pounds (27.5 million papers).
Heliopolis Housing: 1.4 billion pounds (275.3 million papers).
Abu Qir Fertilizers: 1.2 billion pounds (16.9 million papers).
Chemical Industries (KEMA): 1.1 billion pounds (88.4 million papers).
The real estate and fertilizer sectors dominate the first positions
The stock market report showed hectic activity in the real estate and fertilizer sectors, where Heliopolis Housing and Development stock came in third place with a trading value of 1.4 billion pounds, driven by a huge trading volume that exceeded 275 million executed papers.
The fertilizer sector also imposed its strong presence with the shares of “Abu Qir Fertilizers” and “Kema”, which together accounted for trades exceeding 2.3 billion pounds, which indicates investors’ confidence in the ability of these sectors to face inflationary challenges and achieve stable operating returns.
“Fawry” and “EFG” are among the top ten
In the technology and financial services sectors, “Egypt Aluminum” stock came sixth with a value of 932.3 million pounds, followed by “Fawry Banking Technology” stock, which recorded trades worth 901.7 million pounds through 51 million executed papers.
The list was concluded with a group of petrochemical and investment stocks, where “MOPCO” recorded 850.7 million pounds, and “Sidpec” recorded 824.3 million pounds, while the “EFG Holding Group” came in tenth place with a value of 745.9 million pounds. These numbers reflect the diversity in the interests of customers between the industrial, service and financial sectors.
