Misr Al Gadida achieves revenues exceeding EGP 1.27 billion, marking 42% growth during the first nine months of 2025
Misr Al Gadida Company announced its financial results for the period ending 30 September 2025, recording total revenues of EGP 1.274 billion, reflecting a 42% year-on-year increase. Third-quarter revenues alone surged to EGP 1.156 billion, compared to EGP 722 million in 2024 — a 60.18% rise that underscores the company’s strong performance and continued success in its expansion plans. The company clarified that the decline in net profit is due to moving a way from investing available liquidity in treasury bills as was the case in the comparative period, rather than focusing on expanding its land portfolio and self-financing ongoing projects. In this context, the company launched the first phase of the Jadinah Project in September 2025, spanning 300 feddans, with expected sales reaching EGP 4 billion. The company also reported the repayment of loans and credit facilities amounting to EGP 380.6 million, strengthening its financial position, in addition to repaying part of the increased area of 710,000 sqm in New Heliopolis City to the New Urban Communities Authority. Furthermore, the company received 60 feddans in New Obour City in July 2025 as compensation for lands allocated for the development of road networks, noting that ownership had already been previously established. Misr Al Gadida advanced the distribution date of coupon no. (30) to 6 August 2025 instead of January 2026, valued at EGP 0.535 per share, representing the second payment of total dividends worth EGP 1.33 approved by the General Assembly in May 2025. In July 2025, the Board of Directors approved the selling prices of 63,740 sqm of residential units, with an estimated value of EGP 2.414 billion, and payment plans extending up to eight years. On 1 September 2025, Eng. Sameh El-Sayed, CEO and Managing Director, announced the settlement of Maadi Contracting Company’s debt, amounting to EGP 96.33 million, through the transfer of ownership of a 4,945 sqm plot on the Cairo–Ismailia Road, following the signing of the final sale agreement. On 4 September 2025, the General Assembly approved the company’s purchase of 224 residential units in New Heliopolis City from the Holding Company for Construction and Development at an average price of EGP 13,206 per sqm, paid over three installments. This step aims to enhance the company’s portfolio of units available for sale, increase its assets, and add no less than EGP 272 million in profits.