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Egypt .. International crop share price exceeds 24 pounds for the first time

The international share of agricultural crops included and traded on the Egypt Stock Exchange has achieved a new and unprecedented price level since its launch on the Egypt Stock Exchange, touching the price of 24.4 pounds and its price exceeded 24 pounds for the first time since it was put on the stock exchange.

The stock increased by 4.98% at the end of the Thursday session, to close at 24.25 pounds, while trading on the stock came at the end of today’s trading, the last week sessions through 786 trading operations, at 2.91 million shares with a value of trading 68.78 million pounds, and the highest price for the stock was at the end of the session at 24.4 pounds, and the lowest price came at 23.14 pounds.

Mali, the company achieved a growth in its collected profits for the first 9 months of the current fiscal year by 4%, to reach 376.99 million pounds at the end of last March, compared to collecting profits of 363.35 million pounds for the first 9 months of the last fiscal year.

The international for agricultural crops is one of the leading Egyptian companies in the field of agriculture, was established in 1995, and provides integrated agricultural solutions that include the production and distribution of fertilizers and agricultural fertilizers, in addition to the trade, import and export of agricultural crops, and the company seeks to implement the latest agricultural technologies to ensure the highest levels of quality in its products.

The International for Agricultural Crops is distinguished by providing a variety of agricultural products that meet the needs of the local and international market. The company is also committed to international quality standards and always seeks to develop its products and services to keep pace with the changes in the market and meet the needs of customers.

It is expected that the company’s shareholders will discuss the proposals of the Special Board of Directors to sponsor the company, “The Start for Chemical Industries” affiliated to it at the Egyptian Agricultural Bank at a value of 400 million pounds instead of the previous guarantee of 80 million pounds.

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