Egypt produces some of the most active venture dealmaking on the continent, yet its stock exchange hosts only a handful of technology companies. “The EGX & AT50: Where African Technology Meets Gulf Capital” sets out to understand that gap and asks whether the Egyptian Exchange can become a credible home for the AT50-calibre companies maturing in its own market and across the region.
The report covers:
- The technology gap at the centre of the EGX, where the sector accounts for a thin slice of a market of roughly 246 listed issuers.
- Fawry’s journey as Egypt’s defining technology IPO, alongside Digitize, whose share price has drifted away from its improving fundamentals and says a good deal about how the market currently prices tech.
- The Gulf and MENA investor networks that give Cairo a distinctive reach for technology issuers, and how founders can position themselves to draw on that capital.
- A reading of the exchange through AT50’s six pillars, from liquidity visibility to governance maturity, showing where the EGX is ready for technology listings and where it still has ground to cover.
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