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Ten standout stocks on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) delivered exceptional returns during the second quarter of 2025, with each surging more than 70%, outperforming traditional investment vehicles such as gold, real estate, and bank certificates.

The sharp gains were driven by strong corporate earnings, speculative trading, and increased investor appetite in select sectors. Some stocks even posted returns in triple digits over the past three months.

Top-Performing Stocks in Q2 2025:

1. B Investments Holding

Gain: +72.04%

Price: EGP 40.00

2. Cairo National Company for Investment and Securities

Gain: +73.76%

Price: EGP 52.04

3. Suez Canal Technology Settling

Gain: +74.38%

Price: EGP 154.40

4. Beltone Financial Holding

Gain: +77.99%

Price: EGP 3.72

5. General Company for Silos and Storage

Gain: +86.65%

Price: EGP 313.86

6. Misr Beni Suef Cement

Gain: +92.93%

Price: EGP 144.70

7. Misr Cement – Qena

Gain: +102.11%

Price: EGP 52.73

8. Upper Egypt Flour Mills

Gain: +108.53%

Price: EGP 551.70

9. Egyptian Fertilizers (EGYFERT)

Gain: +111.48%

Price: EGP 216.51

10. Odin Fund for Investment in Egyptian Equities (Kasb)

Gain: +443%

Price: EGP 5.43

11. U Consumer Finance

Gain: +1019.69%

Price: EGP 8.70

These returns far outpaced the performance of gold — which saw modest movement in Q2 — as well as returns from real estate and fixed-income instruments offered by banks.

EGX Indices in Q2 2025

The broader market also saw positive momentum:

EGX30 (Main Index):
+2.6% to 32,857.62 points

EGX70 EWI (Equal Weight Index):
+10.18% to 9,967.14 points

EGX100 EWI:
+8.15% to 13,477.29 points

EGX30 Capped:
+2.66% to 40,845.77 points

Tamayoz Index:
+7.76% to 12,481.01 points

Market Outlook

Analysts note that the sharp rise in select equities reflects both improving fundamentals and speculative momentum, with many investors shifting away from traditional hedges like gold in favor of higher-risk, high-reward assets. However, they caution that volatility may remain elevated in the second half of the year, particularly amid global economic uncertainty and interest rate shifts.