The banking group’s net profit after tax and minority interest rose by 20 per cent to reach EGP405m
Powered by a strategic rebranding, EFG Holding continues to maintain a competitive edge across frontier and emerging markets. Group CEO Karim Awad shares the details
The Gulf state is considering the plan on the hopes that more trading would raise investment returns, reduce costs and help with diversification
The universal bank said the move comes in light of its efforts to drive shareholders’ value by optimising its operations and improving the return on equity metric
The transaction, upon completion, will see UAE-based Agthia owning 60 per cent of Egypt’s Auf Group
The agreement will accelerate the geographical expansion of valU and provide digital finance solutions to consumers in Saudi Arabia through FAS Finance
This is a significant milestone for EFG Hermes, as it’s the firm’s first IPO on Boursa Kuwait where it has acted as a joint bookrunner for the offering
ValU has a current post-money valuation $235m
DEWA said in a statement that the selling commissions would amount to Dhs213.7m
FAB had offered to buy a majority stake in EFG-Hermes in February
EFG Hermes has advised on other landmark listings such as ACWA Power’s offering on Tadawul and ADNOC Drilling’s milestone IPO on ADX
Altassan was the head of investment banking for Bank of America in Saudi Arabia
The IPO is the first listing of a cosmeceutical company on the Egyptian Exchange
In Egypt, we closed three accelerated equity offerings, out of which one was the first dual listing of a London listed company on EGX
IDC, a radiology and pathology diagnostics service provider in Pakistan, provides imaging and lab services across a national network of over 80 branches in 30 cities
The listing is one of the largest offerings in the kingdom since Saudi Aramco’s IPO in 2019
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The transaction will be structured as a capital increase that will raise the paid-in capital of the bank to EGP5bn
Egypt’s biggest investment bank, EFG Hermes and Qatar’s QInvest had reached an agreement in May 2012.
The Egyptian investment bank posted a net profit of $4.4 million as revenues from its brokerage operations declined.