The share of Egypt’s Upper Mills, which is circulating on the Egyptian Stock Exchange, has been able to register its highest price since the list.
The stock rose 19.1% in the middle of trading today, Thursday, to circulate at 414.99 pounds per share.
The highest price for the share at that time was at 415 pounds per share, while the lowest price was at 336 pounds.
The trading on the share of the Upper Egypt mills came in the middle of the session through 100 trading operations, on 6.09 thousand shares with a value of trading 2.35 million pounds.
In Mali, the company was able to achieve independent net profits during the 9 months of the current fiscal year 2025, or 3.28% to 132.7 billion pounds, compared to its clear and independent profits during the first 9 months of the fiscal year 2023 amounting to 128.49 million pounds.
It also achieved a growth in its revenues during the 9 months of the last fiscal year 2024, by 6.1%, to record 954.26 million pounds, compared to its revenues during the 9 months of the fiscal year 2023 amounting to 899.42 million pounds.
The Upper Egypt Mills is an Egyptian company specialized in grinding grains, especially local and imported wheat, bread manufacturing and other grain products, founded in January 1965, and expanded in additional activities such as the construction of real estate and trafficking in it, whether by owning or leasing, and its headquarters is in Sohag, Egypt, and runs several mills and silos to store the grain, which enhances its role in supporting food security in the country.
The shares of the company were listed on the Egypt Stock Exchange in August of 1996, and this provided more opportunities for growth and expansion in the food and agriculture sector, and the company owns a number of subsidiaries, including Wadi Al -Kalk, grinding and attached industries, which focuses on the production of luxurious flour, bakery, pasta and doughs, along with the feed industry and the creation of silos to preserve and store the grain.
