SeeNews Lists Best Performing Sectors on EGX

The real estate sector topped the ranking of the sectors traded on the Egyptian Stock Exchange in terms of trading value at the end of last week in April 2021.

SeeNews Lists the Best Performing Sectors on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (EGX):

Real Estate

The real estate sector topped the ranking of the sectors traded on the EGX in terms of trading volume during the week’s transactions, with a market cap of EGP 1 billion and a turnover of 577.8 million shares.

Bank Financial Services

The non-banking financial services sector came in the second spot with a turnover of 477.6 million shares, valued at EGP 464.9 million. While the banking sector came in third with a trading value of EGP 411.3 million and a turnover of 12.2 million shares.

Food, Beverage & Tobacco

In the fourth place, the food, beverage and tobacco sector came with a circulation of 47.3 million executed transactions worth EGP 303.6 million.

Textiles and Durable Goods

The textiles and durable goods sector came in fifth place, with a circulation of 134.4 million shares, valued at EGP 257.2 million.

Health Care (HEL)

The Health Care & Pharmaceuticals came in the sixth spot with a turnover of 110.1 million securities, valued at EGP 242.9 million.

Contracting & Construction Engineering

The seventh place was reserved for the contracting and engineering construction sector with a turnover of 142.2 million, valued at EGP 160.5 million.

IT, Media & Communications Services

The communications, media and information technology sector came in seventh place with a turnover of 13.6 million million shares worth EGP 151.6 million.

Basic Resources

In eighth place came the tourism and entertainment sector with a circulation of 71.8 million shares, valued at EGP 131.2 million.

The basic resources sector saw a circulation of 23 million shares worth EGP 111.9 million.

Transport and Freight Services

Transport and freight services sectors were ranked in the last two places, respectively. The first had a turnover volume of 9.7 million shares worth EGP 14.4 million, while the latter witnessed a circulation of 3.8 million shares worth EGP 11.3 million.