Egyptian Exchange Executes Incentive-Based Share Transaction on ValU Consumer Finance
The Egyptian Exchange (EGX) announced the execution of a share transaction involving U Consumer Finance Company (ValU), as part of the company’s employee incentive and reward program.
According to an official disclosure, the transaction covered 1,348,918 shares of the company, with a total value of approximately EGP 1.048 million, and was carried out under the approved incentive schemes for ValU employees.
The exchange noted that the transaction does not impact the company’s controlling ownership structure and falls within the framework of employee motivation mechanisms.
It is worth noting that ValU recorded a net profit of EGP 541.44 million during the period from January to the end of September 2025, compared to EGP 226.56 million during the same period in 2024, reflecting strong growth in the company’s financial performance.
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