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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2025

FRA Resolution No. 46 Of 2025 On New Delisting Rules

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On February 17th, 2025, the Financial Regulatory Authority (the "FRA") adopted Resolution No. 46 of 2025 (the "Resolution"), amending FRA Resolution No.11 of 2014 regarding the Listing and Delisting rules on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (the "FRA Listing/Delisting Rules").

EgyptFinance and Banking
Frédéric Soliman
Frédéric Soliman
Aleyeldine Fahmy
Aleyeldine Fahmy

On February 17th, 2025, the Financial Regulatory Authority (the "FRA") adopted Resolution No. 46 of 2025 (the "Resolution"), amending FRA Resolution No.11 of 2014 regarding the Listing and Delisting rules on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (the "FRA Listing/Delisting Rules").

The Resolution revokes the authority of a listed company's Board of Director to decide on the voluntary delisting of the company's shares, granting this authority to the company's extraordinary general shareholders' assembly meeting ("EGM").

Moreover, Article 55 of the FRA Listing/Delisting Rules, which provide the voluntary delisting requirements, has been amended by the Resolution to entail the main following requirements:

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