CI Capital Holding Reports a Strong Set of Results in Q1 2026, With Revenues and NPATM Reaching EGP 2.7bn & EGP 440mn; Respectively, While Recording Historical Group AUMs Exceeding EGP 186bn

● Strong operational performance driven by sustained growth across the platform

● Revenues rose 12% y-o-y and NPATM increased 16% y-o-y, delivering a sector leading 21.9% RoAE

● The group’s on-balance sheet lending portfolio expanded to EGP 30.1bn, marking a 28% y-o-y increase

CI Capital Holding (CICH.CA), a leading diversified financial services group, announced today its Q1 2026 financial results, delivering a strong set of results driven by sustained growth across its investment bank and NBFS platforms. The Group reported EGP 2.7bn in revenues and EGP 440mn in net profit after tax and minority interest (NPATM). CI Capital’s on-balance sheet lending portfolio expanded by 28% y-o-y reaching EGP 30.1bn, while delivering a sector-leading 21.9% RoAE.

“CI Capital continues its solid operational performance and strong financial trajectory in Q1 2026 despite a challenging macroeconomic and operating environment, including elevated interest rates and inflationary pressures, with the Group absorbing the impact more effectively than many of its peers, reinforcing its position as one of the sector’s most efficient and profitable financial services platforms.” Stated Mahmoud Attalla, the Group’s Executive Vice Chairman and Managing Director.

“Throughout Q1 2026, CI Capital delivered strong growth across its diversified verticals, with notable expansion across asset management, private equity and the sell-side. CI Asset Management delivered outstanding performance, recording yet another historic milestone reaching EGP 176.6bn (+115% y-o-y) in total AUMs, supported by continued product launches across multiple asset classes. Meanwhile, the Investment Banking division concluded two major transactions with an aggregate value of EGP 10.2bn including the landmark EGP 8bn advisory and capital raise for the Awa’ed Real Estate Investment Fund, a joint venture with TMG. CI Capital Private Equity also recorded a strong start, generating total revenues of EGP 38mn and scaling up in a relatively short period of time to EGP c.10bn in AUMs” commented Hesham Gohar, CI Capital Group CEO.

Corplease delivered exceptional performance with a 36% y-o-y surge in new bookings, the latter recorded EGP 5.3bn as of Q1 2026; total outstanding portfolio recorded EGP 21.1bn, reflecting a 30% y-o-y increase, while net profit after tax amounted to EGP 149mn in Q1 2026.

CI Mortgage Finance also delivered impressive momentum, ending Q1 2026 with a 42% y-o-y increase in its outstanding portfolio amounting to EGP 4.3bn. The company extended EGP 502mn in new bookings during the period and revenues climbed to 22% y-o-y to EGP 238mn.

Reefy Microfinance Enterprise Services continued to expand its footprint and client base, extending EGP 1.1bn in new bookings during Q1 2026, a 10% y-o-y increase. The company grew its branch network to 224 branches, serving 121k customers across 22 governorates.

CI Capital’s Investment Bank delivered a strong performance during Q1 2026, with revenues reaching EGP 744mn, a 93% y-o-y increase; having the sell-side achieved a 47% y-o-y increase with total revenues reaching EGP 440mn, while the buy-side achieving a total of EGP 304mn corresponding to a 244% y-o-y increase.

Supported by the resilience of its diversified business model and disciplined execution capabilities, CI Capital continued to navigate a complex operating environment marked by geopolitical uncertainty and macroeconomic pressures. Management maintained a strategic focus on preserving portfolio quality, enhancing operational efficiency, and optimizing liquidity and cash deployment across the Group. These efforts further strengthened the Group’s financial flexibility, earnings visibility, and long-term growth positioning,” Concluded Gohar.