Mr. Omar Radwan, Executive Chairman of the Egyptian Exchange, opens the trading session of today Thursday June 11, 2026 in the presence of Mr. Mohamed Sabry, EGX Vice Chairman, and participation of: Dr. Ahmed Darwish, Non-Executive Chairman of KORRA; the founder and CEO of KORRA, Eng. Ayman Korra. The ringing of the bell event organized by EGX celebrating commencement of trading on the shares of the company following its listing on the main market.
During his speech, EGX CEO congratulated leaders of the company for completing listing procedures and trading commencement. He emphasized that EGX represents a strategic financing platform, that supports expansion and growth plans of the companies, contributing to provide sustainable funding sources enhancing their ability to implement their future investments.
He added that listing the shares of KORRA reflects increased trust of the companies in the Egyptian financial market, confirming its ability to attract prominent companies from various economic sectors, primarily the contracting and construction engineering sector, which is considered one of the main drivers of economic growth supporting development efforts.
EGX CEO pointed out that EGX’s management continues to work on attracting more of the private sector companies, bringing new economic sectors, contributing to expanding the base of EGX listed companies.
From his side, KORRA CEO praised the role played by EGX management, appreciating the cooperation and support provided during the different stages of listing, which contributed to completing procedures and commencement of trading on the shares of the company on the main market. He emphasized that this is a historic moment for the company. Also he thanked all the team of KORRA for their strong efforts over the previous years to reach this major achievement.
It’s worth mentioning that KORRA operates in the field of innovative energy solutions and contracting services, having more than 25 years of experience in providing sustainable innovative solutions, with market capital of EGP 450 million, distributed over 2,250 billion shares, with a par value of EGP 0.20 per share.
