The Egyptian stock market indices continued to rise mid-session on Tuesday, driven by buying from Egyptian traders amid selling by Arab and foreign investors, with trading volumes reaching 2.5 billion Egyptian pounds within two hours. The EGX 30 index rose by 0.16% to 35,866 points, while other indices such as EGX 70 and EGX 100 also showed gains. The Egyptian Exchange management suspended trading on 15 stocks for 10 minutes due to price fluctuations exceeding 5%. Internal shareholders and related groups showed mixed buying and selling activities across several companies. Several listed companies announced their financial results for the half-year ending June 30, 2025, with sectors like construction, transport, basic resources, and food showing varied revenue and profit growth. Akromasr company’s board approved voluntary delisting procedures from the Egyptian Exchange, including buying out affected shareholders at specified prices.

Additionally, the Cairo Economic Court ruled in favor of Act Financial Consulting, ordering defendants to pay 5.3 million EGP in compensation plus legal fees.