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Aug. 10 | EGX closes on mixed performance as EGX 30 dips into red zone

Today’s trading had a turnover of EGP 20.92 billion, with a volume of 1.56 billion of shares through 47,022 transactions

By: Business Today Egypt

Wed, Aug. 10, 2022

The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) closed Wednesday’s trading session with mixed performance, with its EGX 30 index as the only one in the red, leading to adding EGP 1.15 billion to market cap.

Benchmark index EGX 30 declined by 0.03% to end the session at 9,965.46 points.

The EGX 50 inched upwards by 0.18% to 1,816.93 points, with EGX 70 up by 0.76% to 2,013.37 points and EGX 100 rose by 0.50% to end today at 2,932.22 points.

Today’s trading had a turnover of EGP 20.92 billion, with a volume of 1.56 billion of shares through 47,022 transactions.

The market capitalization was recorded at EGP 666.54 billion, adding EGP 1.15 billion, compared to yesterday’s EGP 665.39 billion.

Trading on securities saw Egyptian and foreign investors as net sellers with EGP 19.83 billion and EGP 110.63 million, respectively. Arab investors were net buyers with EGP 19.94 billion.

Egyptian and Arab individuals were net buyers with EGP 46.86 billion and EGP 42.17 billion, respectively. Foreign individuals were net sellers with EGP 560,077.

Egyptian and foreign organizations were net sellers with EGP 19.88 billion and EGP 110.07 million respectively. Arab organizations were net buyers with EGP 19.9 billion.

The top gains of the session were by Egyptian Transport which climbed by 11.82%, Northern Upper Egypt Development & Agricultural Production by 10.89%, and MM Group For Industry And International Trade by 9.72%.

The losses of today’s session were by Wadi Kom Ombo Land Reclamation by 4.01%, Belton Financial Holding by 3.72%, and E-finance For Digital and Financial Investments by 3.56%.