Credit Agricole Egypt stock falls 1.55 percent on EGX

Published on 09/24/2026 at 12:25 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Credit Agricole Egypt stock reported EGP 3.61 billion net profit in H1 2026. Its liquidity ratio reached 34.55 percent at the end of June.

CIEB, EGS60041C018, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

Credit Agricole Egypt stock (ISIN EGS60041C018) fell 1.55 percent to EGP 24.79 on EGX on September 23, 2026. The move came even as the shares remained up 10.4 percent year to date, leaving investors with a clear split between the latest session and the broader 2026 performance.

H1 profit reached EGP 3.61 billion

FirstBank reported on September 10, 2026 that Credit Agricole Egypt generated EGP 3.61 billion in net profit during H1 2026. The bank ranked third among EGX-listed banks by return on average assets, with a ratio of 4.74 percent.

The profit figure gives the stock a fundamental anchor after the September 23 decline. It also provides a concrete comparison point for the market performance, because the shares were still 10.4 percent higher than at the start of 2026 despite the latest daily loss.

Liquidity reached 34.55 percent

FirstBank reported on September 17, 2026 that Credit Agricole Egypt led EGX-listed banks by liquidity ratio at the end of June 2026, recording 34.55 percent. The measure adds balance-sheet resilience to the profit narrative.

For investors, the key contrast is numerical rather than rhetorical. A 1.55 percent daily decline on September 23 sits alongside a 10.4 percent year-to-date gain, while H1 net profit reached EGP 3.61 billion and liquidity stood at 34.55 percent at the end of June.

Stock remains above its 2026 base

Credit Agricole Egypt traded at EGP 24.79 on EGX on September 23, 2026, with volume of 255,941 shares and a 1.55 percent daily decline. The simultaneous 10.4 percent year-to-date gain shows that the latest session did not erase the stock's broader 2026 advance.