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Top 30 most valuable stocks on the Egyptian Exchange

Egypt's top 30 stocks dominate 71.57% of EGX’s market cap, spanning banking, real estate, consumer goods, and industrials, reflecting the nation’s economic strength.

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: March 13, 2025 6:27 am
Feyisayo Ajayi Published March 12, 2025
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At a Glance


  • The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) boasts a market capitalization of EGP 2.28 trillion, with its top 30 stocks accounting for 71.57%, reflecting Egypt’s economic stability and growth potential.
  • Leading sectors on EGX include banking, real estate, manufacturing, and consumer goods, driving liquidity, and economic diversification in one of Africa’s top financial markets.
  • CIB, Elswedy Electric, and TMG Holding lead Egypt’s most valuable stocks, underscoring strong investor confidence in banking, manufacturing, and real estate.

The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) stands as one of Africa’s oldest and most influential financial markets, with origins dating back to the 19th century. 

Over the decades, it has evolved into a well-regulated and dynamic marketplace, playing a crucial role in Egypt’s economic development.

As a key driver of Egypt’s economy, the EGX boasts a total market capitalization of EGP 2.28 trillion ($45.07 billion), serving as a vital platform for capital formation. 

It enables businesses to raise funds for expansion while offering investors diverse opportunities to grow their wealth. 

The exchange’s performance is closely tied to Egypt’s macroeconomic fundamentals, industry trends, and global market dynamics.

The EGX is heavily influenced by its top 30 stocks, which collectively account for 71.57% of its total market capitalization. 

These blue-chip stocks span critical industries, including banking and financial services, real estate and construction, consumer goods and services, and industrial and manufacturing. 

Their performance is a barometer of Egypt’s economic health, reflecting key growth drivers and investment potential.

The exchange’s sectoral diversity underscores its stability and resilience. Banking and financial services drive liquidity and investment, real estate and construction fuel infrastructure expansion, while consumer goods, manufacturing, and technology sectors reinforce economic diversification. 

The EGX’s ability to attract both local and international investors highlights Egypt’s position as a promising emerging market.

The EGX offers a wealth of investment opportunities across its leading stocks. Understanding market dynamics, sectoral trends, and economic indicators is essential for investors looking to capitalize on Egypt’s growth trajectory. 

By adopting sound investment strategies and leveraging the exchange’s robust framework, investors can unlock substantial value and contribute to the nation’s financial progress. Join us as we delve into EGX’s list of 30 most valuable stocks on this enviable bourse as carefully gathered by Shore Africa

  1. Commercial International Bank-Egypt (CIB)
    Market Cap.: $4.69 billion
    As one of Egypt’s largest private sector banks, Commercial International Bank-Egypt (CIB) boasts an impressive EGP237.06 billion ($4.69 billion) in valuation, providing a wide range of financial services to individuals, corporations, and institutions, while maintaining a strong commitment to innovation, customer satisfaction, and community development. Commercial International Bank-Egypt (CIB)

  2. Elswedy Electric Industrial
    Market Cap.: $3.42 billion
    With a market valuation valued at EGP 173.27 billion($3.42 billion), Elswedy Electric Industrial has established itself as a leading manufacturer of electrical products, including cables, transformers, and switchgear, catering to the needs of various industries, including construction, oil and gas, and renewable energy, while prioritizing quality, safety, and sustainability. The electric company is owned by the El-sewedy family led by Ahmed and Sadek.
    Elswedy Electric Industrial

  3. T M G Holding
    Market Cap.: $2.2 billion
    T M G Holding, with valuation worth EGP 111.14 billion ($2.2 billion), is a prominent Egyptian conglomerate with diversified interests in real estate development, tourism, and hospitality, leveraging its expertise to create iconic projects that showcase Egypt’s rich cultural heritage, while driving economic growth and job creation. The company is owned by Hisham Talaat Moustafa.
    T M G Holding

  4. Eastern Company
    Market Cap.: $1.82 billion
    As one of Egypt’s oldest and largest industrial companies, Eastern Company boasts market capitalization of EGP92.1 billion($1.82 billion), specializing in the production of tobacco, cigarettes, and other consumer goods, while investing heavily in research and development to stay ahead of the competition and meet evolving consumer demands.
    Eastern Company

  5. Misr Fertilizers Production Company – Mopco
    Market Cap.: $1.77 billion
    With market valuation of EGP89.74 billion($1.77 billion), Misr Fertilizers Production Company (Mopco) is a leading Egyptian fertilizer manufacturer, producing a range of products, including urea, ammonia, and nitric acid, catering to the needs of local and international agricultural markets, while prioritizing quality, safety, and environmental sustainability.
    Misr Fertilizers Production Company

  6. Abou Kir Fertilizers
    Market Cap.: $1.5 billion
    Abou Kir Fertilizers, with a valuation of EGP75.65 billion($1.5 billion), is a prominent Egyptian fertilizer manufacturer, specializing in the production of nitrogenous fertilizers, including urea and ammonium nitrate, supplying local and international markets, while investing in research and development to improve product quality and efficiency.
    Abou Kir Fertilizers

  7. Ezz Steel
    Market Cap.:$1.44 billion
    As one of Egypt’s largest steel producers, Ezz Steel boasts a market capitalization of EGP 72.62 billion($1.44 billion), manufacturing a range of steel products, including rebars, wire rods, and flat steel, catering to the needs of various industries, including construction, automotive, and manufacturing.
    Ezz Steel

  8. Qatar National Bank (Egyptian arm)
    Market Cap.: $1.34 billion
    With a valuation of EGP 67.88 billion($1.34 billion), Qatar National Bank’s Egyptian arm offers a comprehensive range of banking services, including personal and corporate banking, investment, and treasury services, leveraging its expertise and resources to support Egypt’s economic growth and development.
    Qatar National Bank

  9. Egypt Aluminum
    Market cap.: $1.3 billion
    Egypt Aluminum, with EGP65.73 billion($1.3 billion) market capitalization, is a leading Egyptian aluminum manufacturer, producing a range of products, including aluminum sheets, foil, and powder, catering to the needs of various industries, including packaging, construction, and transportation.
    Egypt Aluminum

  10. Alexandria Containers and goods
    Market cap.: $1.3 billion
    Alexandria Containers and goods, with a valuation of EGP65.55 billion($1.3 billion), is a prominent Egyptian container terminal operator, providing a range of services, including container handling, storage, and logistics, supporting Egypt’s international trade and economic growth.
    Alexandria Containers

  11. Telecom Egypt
    Market Cap.: $1.23 billion
    As Egypt’s primary telecommunications provider, Telecom Egypt boasts market valuation of EGP62.5 billion($1.23 billion), offering a comprehensive range of services, including fixed-line and mobile telecommunications, internet, and data services, driving Egypt’s digital transformation and economic development.
    Telecom Egypt

  12. Emaar Misr for Development
    Market Cap.: $958.17 million
    Emaar Misr for Development, with a market capitalization of EGP48.48 billion($958.17 million), is a leading Egyptian real estate developer, creating iconic projects, including residential communities, commercial centers, and hospitality developments, showcasing Egypt’s rich cultural heritage and driving economic growth.
    Emaar Misr for Development

  13. EFG Holding
    Market Cap.: $794.74 million
    EFG Holding, with a valuation of EGP40.21 billion($794.74 million), is a prominent Egyptian financial services conglomerate, offering a range of services, including banking, investment, and insurance, leveraging its expertise and resources to support Egypt’s economic growth and development.
    EFG Holding

  14. Egyptian Iron & Steel
    Market Cap.: $772.61 million
    Egyptian Iron & Steel, with a valuation of EGP39.09 billion($772.61 million), is a leading Egyptian steel producer, manufacturing a range of steel products, including rebars, wire rods, and flat steel, catering to the needs of various industries, including construction, automotive, and manufacturing.
    Egyptian Iron & Steel

  15. E-finance ForDigital
    Market Capitalization:$767.31 million
    E-finance ForDigital, with a valuation of EGP38.83 billion($767.31 million), is a prominent Egyptian digital payments provider, offering a range of services, including electronic payment processing, mobile wallets, and digital banking, driving Egypt’s digital transformation and financial inclusion.
    E-finance ForDigital

  16. Juhayna Food Industries
    Market Cap.: $656.58 million
    Juhayna Food Industries, with a valuation of EGP33.22 billion($656.58 million), is a leading Egyptian food and beverage manufacturer, producing a range of products, including dairy, juice, and cooking oil, catering to the needs of local and international markets.
    Juhayna Food Industries

  17. Orascom Construction PLC
    Market Cap.: $586.11 million
    Orascom Construction PLC, with market valuation of EGP29.66 billion($586.11 million), is a leading Egyptian construction company, specializing in building infrastructure, industrial facilities, and commercial projects, leveraging its expertise to drive economic growth and development in Egypt and beyond.
    Orascom Construction

  18. Fawry For Banking Technology & Electronic
    Market Cap.: $566.9 million
    Fawry, with a market capitalization of EGP28.68 billion($566.9 million), is a pioneering Egyptian electronic payment provider, offering a range of services, including online payment processing, mobile wallets, and banking services, driving financial inclusion and digital transformation in Egypt
    Fawry

  19. Housing & Development Bank Banks
    Market Cap.: $560.6 million
    Housing & Development Bank, with a valuation of EGP28.37 billion($560.6 million), is a prominent Egyptian bank, providing a range of financial services, including mortgage financing, corporate banking, and retail banking, supporting Egypt’s housing and development needs.
    Housing & Development Bank

  20. Orascom Development Egypt
    Market Cap.: $523.12 million
    Orascom Development Egypt, with a valuation of EGP26.46 billion($523.12 million), is a leading Egyptian real estate developer, creating iconic projects, including residential communities, commercial centers, and hospitality developments, showcasing Egypt’s rich cultural heritage and driving economic growth.
    Orascom Development Egypt

  21. Credit Agricole Egypt
    Market Cap.: $516.35 million
    Credit Agricole Egypt, with a market capitalization of EGP26.13 billion($516.35 million), is a prominent Egyptian bank, providing a range of financial services, including corporate banking, retail banking, and investment services, supporting Egypt’s economic growth and development.
    Credit Agricole Egypt

  22. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
    Market Cap.: $487.94 million
    Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, with EGP24.69 billion($487.94 million) valuation, is a leading Egyptian Islamic bank, providing a range of Shariah-compliant financial services, including corporate banking, retail banking, and investment services, supporting Egypt’s Islamic finance sector.
    Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank

  23. Six of October Development & Investment (SODIC)
    Market Cap.: $475.17 million
    Six of October Development&Investment (SODIC), with EGP24.04 billion($475.17 million) valuation, is a prominent Egyptian real estate developer, creating iconic projects, including residential communities, commercial centers, and hospitality developments, driving economic growth and development in Egypt.
    Six of October Development&Investment (SODIC),

  24. Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals – SIDPEC
    Market Cap.: $398.38 million
    Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals (SIDPEC), with a market capitalization of EGP20.16 billion($398.38 million), is a leading Egyptian petrochemicals manufacturer, producing a range of products, including polyethylene, polypropylene, and other petrochemicals, catering to the needs of local and international markets.
    Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals (SIDPEC)

  25. Edita Food Industries S.A.E
    Market Cap.: $382.65 million
    Edita Food Industries, with EGP19.36 billion($382.65 million) valuation, is a leading Egyptian food manufacturer, producing a range of products, including bakery, confectionery, and snack foods, catering to the needs of local and international markets.
    Edita Food Industries

  26. Palm Hills Development Company
    Market Cap.: $380.2 million
    Palm Hills Development Company, with EGP19.24 billion($380.2 million) valuation, is a prominent Egyptian real estate developer, creating iconic projects, including residential communities, commercial centers, and hospitality developments, driving economic growth and development in Egypt.
    Palm Hills Development Company

  27. Banque Du Caire
    Market Cap.: $375.51 million
    Banque Du Caire, with a valuation of EGP 19 billion($375.51 million), is a prominent Egyptian bank, providing a range of financial services, including corporate banking, retail banking, and investment services, supporting Egypt’s economic growth and development.
    Banque Du Caire

  28. GB Corp
    Market Cap.: $364.9 million
    GB Corp, with a valuation of EGP 18.46 billion($364.9 million), is a leading Egyptian conglomerate, with interests in various sectors, including real estate development, construction, and hospitality, driving economic growth and development in Egypt.
    GB Corp

  29. Export Development Bank of Egypt
    Market cap.: $353.23 million
    Export Development Bank of Egypt, with a valuation of EGP17.87 billion($353.23 million), is a prominent Egyptian bank, providing a range of financial services, including export finance, corporate banking, and retail banking, supporting Egypt’s export sector and economic growth.
    Export Development Bank of Egypt
  30. Egyptian Chemical Industries
    Market Capitalization:$335.64 million
    Egyptian Chemical Industries, with a market valuation of EGP16.99 billion($335.64 million), is a leading Egyptian chemical manufacturer, producing a range of products, including fertilizers, chemicals, and other industrial products, catering to the needs of local and international markets.
    Egyptian Chemical Industries

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