52 million subscriptions in Emaar Misr’s IPO

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Emaar Egypt’s shares were traded at EGP 3.71 per share, lower than the price of their initial public offering (IPO), on the second day of Egyptian Stock Exchange (EGX) trading. (Photo courtesy of Emaar Misr)
In February 2015, the EGX announced that Emaar Misr formally requested listing its shares on the stock market (Photo courtesy of Emaar Misr)
In February 2015, the EGX announced that Emaar Misr formally requested listing its shares on the stock market
(Photo courtesy of Emaar Misr)

The number of subscriptions for the initial public offering (IPO) of Emaar Misr, the Egyptian arm of UAE real estate developer Emaar, on the Egyptian Stock Market has reached 52 million stakes.

The subscriptions phase started on 16 June and will last until 25 June.

Earlier this month, Emaar Misr announced its plans to offer 600m shares, around 13% of the company’s capital, at a price ranging between EGP 3.5 and EGP 4.25 per share. Around 15% of the company’s offered shares, 90m shares, will be on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (EGX).

In February 2015, the EGX announced that Emaar Misr formally requested listing its shares on the stock market. For the remaining 85%, the company will have a private offering for eligible institutions, including Egyptian ones.

The valued proceeds from the shares offered with the announced price will amount to EGP 2.3bn. The share listing will include public offering to retail investors and a private placement to local and international institutions.

During the first quarter (Q1) of 2015, the construction company recorded a 462% increase in profits, with its net profits totaling EGP 172.7m. During the same quarter last year, the company’s profits amounted to EGP 30.7m.

In February, Emaar Properties announced it registered $912m in profits in 2014, a 30% increase compared to the $699m profits recorded the year before. The company said that around 54% of its total revenues came from shopping malls, retail and hospitality businesses.

 

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