CAIRO - 25 November 2024: The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) traded in the red zone during Monday's session, losing around LE 10.02 billion of market capitalization, amid local and Arab selling.
The benchmark EGX30 declined 0.42 percent, or 126.71 points, closing at 30,270.51 points.
The small and mid-cap index EGX 70 decreased by 0.42 percent, or 35.46 points, to finish at 8,325.42 points.
The broader index, EGX 100, inched down 0.51 percent, or 58.51 points, ending at 11,456.15 points.
Market capitalization lost around LE 10.02 billion, reaching LE 2.226 trillion compared to LE 2.237 trillion in the previous session.
Trading volume totaled 1.12 billion shares across 95,761 transactions, with a turnover of LE 3.73 billion.
Foreign investors were net buyers at LE 77.15 million, while Egyptian and Arab investors were net sellers at LE 56.14 million and LE 21.01 million, respectively.
Delta for Printing & Packaging, Arab Pharmaceuticals, and Dice Sport & Casual Wear were the top gainers of the session, each rising by 19.39 percent, 9.35 percent, and 7.07 percent, respectively.
On the other hand, Egyptian Gulf Marseilia for Real Estate Investment, Suez Canal Company for Technology Settling, and Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt - In EGP, were the top losers, declining by 8.45 percent, 8.31 percent, and 5.71 percent, respectively.
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