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The Egyptian Exchange finalized the mandatory delisting of Misr Kuwait Investment and Trading Co effective August 13, 2026, moving its shares to the unlisted securities over-the-counter market for one month. The Listing Committee had approved the step on August 12 after the company did not comply with a resolution from its May 6 meeting that required purchasing free-float shares from interested sellers within three months. The EGX referred the company’s status to the Financial Regulatory Authority in line with listing rules and will remove its data from the listed companies database.
Misr Kuwait Investment and Trading Co holds an issued and listed capital of 20 million Egyptian pounds divided into 20 million shares at a nominal value of one pound each. Its listings had operated on the small and medium enterprises market under three separate issues prior to the delisting. The action followed the company’s failure to address regulatory violations cited in the earlier committee decision.
Financial estimates and historical data available on TradingView under EGX:EGS659O1C015 indicate the company reported total revenue of 2.80 million EGP for the nine months ended September 2025. Multiple quarters showed negative gross profit and operating losses that pressured its balance sheet. Total assets stood at 46.65 million EGP with equity of 24.34 million EGP at the end of that period according to compiled statements.
In September 2025 the Listing Committee had already required the company to submit a progress report on a development plan announced the previous May. The repeated directives centered on compliance with listing and disclosure obligations under EGX rules. Non-fulfillment of the May 2026 resolution ultimately triggered the final delisting approval in August.
The Egyptian Exchange maintains strict enforcement of its Listing and Delisting Rules including Article 53 and related executive procedures. Companies with 1,800 shareholders such as Misr Kuwait Investment and Trading Co receive a one-month transition to the automated order acceptance system for unlisted securities. The Unlisted Securities Sector will later prepare a study memorandum for further committee review.
Shares of the company had traded in a 52-week range from 0.50 to 4.38 Egyptian pounds in the period leading up to delisting according to market records on TradingView. Daily volumes frequently remained low reflecting limited investor interest. Official EGX announcements continue to serve as the primary source for any subsequent regulatory actions involving the firm.
