CI Capital Holding CICH.CA, the leading diversified financial services group, announced its financial result

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«CI Capital» Achieves Strong and Consistent Performance During the First Nine Months of 2025, Revenues Reach EGP 7.5 bn

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CI Capital Holding (CICH.CA), the leading diversified financial services group, announced its financial results for the first nine months of 2025, delivering strong and consistent performance across its investment banking and non-bank financial services platforms. The Group reported revenues of EGP 7.5 billion, while net profit after tax and minority interests (NPATM) reached EGP 1.2 billion.

The Group continued to achieve solid growth across operations, supported by the expansion of its on-balance sheet lending portfolio, which increased by 23% year-on-year to EGP 25.2 billion, alongside delivering a sector-leading 25.7% return on average equity (LTM RoAE), confirming the strength and efficiency of the Group’s operating model.

Total Assets Under Management (AUMs) climbed by 83% year-on-year, reaching EGP 130.1 billion — marking the highest level in the Group’s history and an unprecedented milestone in the Egyptian market.

On a normalized basis, and excluding the impact of exchange rate fluctuations, revenues rose by 24% y-o-y, while NPATM grew by 49% y-o-y, underscoring the Group’s strong underlying operational performance.

Commenting on the results, Mahmoud Attalla, Group Executive Vice Chairman and Managing Director, stated:“CI Capital has once again demonstrated resilience and its ability to navigate challenging macroeconomic conditions. Despite ongoing headwinds, the Group continued to expand its lending portfolio, reinforcing the strength of its diversified business model and solidifying its position within the Egyptian financial services landscape.”

Hesham Gohar, Group Chief Executive Officer, said: “CI Capital maintained strong performance across all operations throughout 9M25. Our non-bank financial services platform remained a key driver of growth. Corplease, the Group’s leasing and factoring arm, continued to strengthen its leadership position with an exceptional 208% year-on-year increase in new bookings, driven by the management’s strategic focus on factoring as a core high-growth segment.

CI Mortgage also delivered strong results, recording a 114% increase in new loan disbursements, driving 69% growth in its outstanding portfolio — making it one of the fastest-growing mortgage finance providers in Egypt and a key partner to major real estate developers.

Reefy Microfinance Enterprise Services continued to grow its footprint with steady performance, despite challenging market dynamics.

On the investment banking front, CI Capital successfully concluded 18 transactions across equity capital markets (ECM), debt capital markets (DCM), and mergers & acquisitions (M&A) with a total value of EGP 39.9 billion, reinforcing its position as a leading transaction advisor in the Egyptian market.

The Group’s asset management arm recorded remarkable growth, with AUMs rising to an all-time high of EGP 130.1 billion, supported by strong fund performance, new product launches, and new mandate wins.”

Gohar added: “As part of our regional expansion strategy, CI Capital announced the appointment of a new CEO for CI Private Equity. Backed by a strong and expanding transaction pipeline, the platform is positioned to become a long-term revenue generator, complementing the more transaction-driven nature of other business lines.

The Group also successfully obtained the Venture Capital license, unlocking new opportunities and enabling the expansion into additional asset classes.”

In conclusion, Gohar stated: “With a diversified and resilient portfolio, along with a strong leadership position within the Egyptian market, CI Capital remains well-positioned to navigate market developments while continuing to offer innovative, tailored financial solutions. The Group remains committed to expanding its service offerings and strengthening its regional presence.”