Palm Hills’ H1 revenue hits EGP 15.6 billion

What: Palm Hills Developments (PHDC) posted H1 revenue of EGP 15.6 billion after recording its highest-ever first-half sales of EGP 143 billion, up from EGP 65.6 billion in the same period last year.

This helped push net profit past EGP 2 billion.

So What: Revenue grew 42% year-on-year, boosting net profit by 44%.

Now What: CEO “Yasseen Mansour” says Palm Hills plans to launch its new Abu Dhabi project by late 2025 or early 2026, with expected sales topping EGP 300 billion.

📊 Full results here.

Emaar Misr books EGP 4B profit in H1 despite strong revenue growth

What: Emaar Misr (EMFD) posted around EGP 4 billion in net profit for H1 2025, with revenue topping EGP 9 billion.

So What: Despite a 66% jump in revenue, net profit fell 49% year-on-year.

Now What: The developer is expected to focus on faster project deliveries and stronger sales to maintain cash flows, while potentially exploring expansion in prime locations such as the North Coast.

📊 Full results here.

EFG’s Q2 profit edges up to EGP 802M

What: EFG Holding (HRHO) posted Q2 net profit of EGP 802 million, with revenue topping EGP 6 billion.

So What: Net profit rose 2% year-on-year, while revenue climbed 21%.

Now What: The group is seeking a medium-term credit facility of up to EGP 2.3 billion from QNB (QNBE) and QNB Leasing, likely to fund expansion and strengthen its non-banking financial services.

📊 Full results here.

Fawry’s H1 profit tops EGP 1B

What: Digital payments giant Fawry (FWRY) booked H1 net profit of just over EGP 1 billion, with revenue reaching nearly EGP 4 billion.

So What: Net profit almost doubled year-on-year, driven by a 64% jump in revenue.

Now What: CEO “Ashraf Sabry” says Fawry will focus on fintech innovation as a long-term growth driver, while expanding its service offerings to diversify revenue and advance its strategy.

📊 Full results here.

Telecom Egypt’s H1 profit passes EGP 10B

What: Telecom Egypt (ETEL) earned more than EGP 10 billion in net profit in the first half of 2025, with total revenue hitting EGP 50.6 billion.

So What: Net profit climbed 50% year-on-year, while revenue rose 33%.

Now What: CEO “Mohamed Nasr” says the company will keep investing in network infrastructure, focusing on operational and financial excellence, strengthening core business, and delivering sustainable profitability and long-term value for shareholders.

📊 Full results here.

Juhayna’s H1 sales exceed EGP 14B

What: Juhayna Food Industries (JUFO) posted H1 sales above EGP 14 billion, with net profit at around EGP 781 million.

So What: Sales rose 23.5% year-on-year, but net profit fell more than 47%.

Now What: The company is expected to focus on cost control and margin improvement, while maintaining sales momentum through product expansion and market share growth.

📊 Full results here.