Egyptian Arabian Company for Securities Brokerage EAC
EEGX:EASB6.28
EGP
-0.27
(-4.12%)
ISIN
EGS681D1C010
Return %
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S&P 500
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89.10
14.20
3Y
69.91
81.12
5Y
551.07
68.34
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- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Investment banks/Brokers
- Address
- Giza Egypt
- IPO Date
- Jan 17, 2007
- Website
- eac-finance.com
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- Egyptian Arabian Company for Securities Brokerage and Bonds, formerly known as Egyptian Arabian Company (Themar) for Securities Brokerage SAE, is an Egypt-based non-banking financial services company primarily engaged in securities brokerage, investment intermediation, and capital market trading services. Founded in October 1995 and headquartered in Giza, Egypt, the company serves individual, high-net-worth, and corporate investors across Egypt through a nationwide network of 13 branch offices. The company provides a comprehensive range of capital market services and financial products, including equity and fixed-income brokerage on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX); electronic and online trading platform execution; margin trading and financing facilities; same-day trading (T+0) and intraday settlement execution; over-the-counter (OTC) ownership transfer and settlement services for unlisted securities; financial advisory, investment research, and market analysis; and client training and investor education programs. In recent corporate developments, the company officially amended its commercial name to Egyptian Arabian Company for Securities Brokerage and Bonds to reflect its broadened operational focus on bond brokerage and fixed-income instruments, implemented significant capital adjustments and equity share expansions to strengthen its capital base, and enhanced its digital trading infrastructure to expand electronic execution capabilities.