General Silos & Storage Co.

General Silos & Storage Co.

EEGX:GSSC
260.36
EGP
-1.64
(-0.63%)
4,563.01EPS
4.31BMarket Cap
2024 Y
2025 Y
Revenue per Share
76.64
85,015.19
Basic EPS, GAAP
11.77
15,152.06
Free Cash Flow per Basic Share
20.29
22,890.62
Dividend per Share
- -
- -
Book Value per Share
- -
- -
Tangible Book Value per Share
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- -
Basic Weighted Avg Shares
17,499
18
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
1,341,232
1,487,766
Operating Margin (%)
16.19
21.56
Depreciation Expense
- -
- -
Net Income, GAAP
206,021
265,161
Effective Tax Rate (%)
- -
- -
Profit Margin (%)
15.36
17.82
Working Capital
- -
295,349
LT Debt
- -
- -
Total Equity
- -
- -
Return on Invested Capital (%)
- -
- -
Return on Capital (%)
- -
- -
Return on Common Equity (%)
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Capital Structure

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Working Capital

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Growth Rates

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10 years
5 years
1 year
Total Equity
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Free Cash Flow
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12.85%
Net Income, GAAP
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28.71%
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
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10.93%
Total Cash Common Dividend
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Quarterly Revenue

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Year

Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
FY
2024
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1,341,232
2025
226,332
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1,487,766
2026
261,409
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Quarterly Earnings Per Share

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Year

Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
FY
2024
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11.77
2025
3,496.75
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15,152.06
2026
3,523.48
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Quarterly Dividends Per Share

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Q2
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Q4
FY
2024
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2026
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Company Description

CEO
Kamal Abdel Hamid Hashem Mohamed
Sector
Retail trade
Industry
Food retail
Address
Cairo Egypt
IPO Date
May 29, 1996
Business
General Silos & Storage Co. is an Egypt-based public shareholding company that specializes in grain storage, bulk cargo handling, stevedoring, and agricultural logistics. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, the company operates as a key operating subsidiary of the state-owned Holding Company for Food Industries under the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade. General Silos & Storage Co. manages critical supply chain infrastructure supporting Egypt's national food security programs, serving government entities including the General Authority for Supply Commodities, public and private flour mills, animal feed producers, and international agricultural commodity traders. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of storage, handling, and supply chain services that include: bulk grain storage across a nationwide network of concrete and steel silo complexes for wheat, maize, soybeans, barley, and other cereal crops; maritime stevedoring, vessel discharge, and port handling services utilizing heavy-duty pneumatic suction towers and conveyor networks at major Egyptian seaports including Alexandria, Damietta, Port Said, Safaga, and Adabiya; overland bulk freight transportation and fleet logistics connecting coastal discharge terminals to inland storage hubs and regional processing facilities; grain processing, mechanical cleaning, fumigation, and automated bagging services; laboratory quality control, moisture testing, and grain grading services; and dry and climate-controlled warehousing for packaged food commodities and strategic reserve inventories. In recent developments, General Silos & Storage Co. has advanced the expansion and technological modernization of its nationwide storage network under Egypt's national silos development program, increasing overall strategic grain holding capacity. The company has integrated digital inventory management and automated environmental monitoring systems across its silo complexes to enhance grain preservation and minimize post-harvest losses. Additionally, General Silos & Storage Co. has upgraded its marine terminal handling equipment with high-speed ship discharging units to accelerate vessel turnaround times at key Mediterranean and Red Sea ports, while renewing its overland bulk transport vehicle fleet and broadening operational logistics partnerships with domestic milling and distribution enterprises to reinforce strategic food supply chains.