Cairo – Mubasher: EFG Holding generated EGP 2.86 billion in consolidated net profits after tax during the first half (H1) of 2025, compared to EGP 3.16 billion in H1-24. 

Revenues amounted to EGP 11.52 billion in H1-25, an annual plunge from EGP 13.59 billion, as per the financial indicators.

Meanwhile, the earnings per share (EPS) edged down to EGP 1.37 as of 30 June 2025 from EGP 1.79 in H1-24.

Standalone Business

In the first six months (6M) of 2025, the group’s standalone net profits after tax climbed to EGP 1.92 billion from EGP 879.747 million a year earlier.

Non-consolidated EPS grew to EGP 1.32 in H1-25 from EGP 0.60 in the year-ago period, while the total revenues soared to EGP 3.73 billion from EGP 2.39 billion.

Quarterly Results

During the second quarter (Q2) of 2025, EFG Holding posted year-on-year (YoY) higher consolidated net profits after tax at EGP 1.30 billion, versus EGP 1.05 billion. Revenues jumped to EGP 5.94 billion from EGP 5.04 billion.

Meanwhile, the EGX-listed group incurred non-consolidated net losses after tax of EGP 232.77 million in Q2-25, against profits of EGP 564.58 million in Q2-24.

Karim Awad, Group CEO of EFG Holding, commented: “Our second quarter results demonstrate the continued resilience and strength with which EFG Holding operates, supported by its diversified platform and strong geographic footprint.”

He added: “EFG Holding’s H1-25 has been defined by meaningful milestones and strong momentum. Foremost among these is Valu’s listing on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) in June, complemented by Amazon’s decision to exercise its Option Agreement with EFG Holding to acquire a direct stake in Valu.”

“Our Asset Management platform continues to expand, with assets under management growing, while the Investment Banking division closed transactions totaling more than $1 billion in the quarter,” Awad indicated.

The CEO addressed the ongoing geopolitical volatility in the MENA region, affirming that “the Brokerage business delivered notable growth in total executions, driven primarily by robust activity in Kuwait and the UAE.”

“Anchored by a solid foundation, the firm is well-positioned to adeptly navigate changing market conditions and confidently capitalize on emerging opportunities for the benefit of clients and shareholders alike,” concluded Awad.