National Printing Plans Up to 10% Share Float on EGX in Late July
TLDR
- National Printing S.A.E., an Egyptian integrated printing and packaging company, plans to offer up to 10% of its shares on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX)
- The IPO will involve the sale of up to 21.171 million existing ordinary shares by current shareholders
- The company is currently awaiting final approval from Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA)
National Printing S.A.E., an Egyptian integrated printing and packaging company, plans to offer up to 10% of its shares on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), according to a company statement.
The IPO will involve the sale of up to 21.171 million existing ordinary shares by current shareholders, including National Printing International Holding S.A.L., Grandview Investment Holdings Corp, and other minority holders.
The offering includes a private tranche secured by Saudi investor Omran Mohammed AlOmran as the cornerstone investor, and a public tranche available for subscription. Both will be priced equally per share.
The company is currently awaiting final approval from Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA). Subject to regulatory clearance and market conditions, the subscription period for the public tranche is expected to run from July 27 to July 31, 2025. National Printing’s shares are listed on the EGX under the ticker NAPR.CA.
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Key Takeaways
National Printing’s IPO marks another step in Egypt’s push to deepen equity market participation and attract regional capital. The inclusion of a Saudi cornerstone investor signals continued Gulf interest in Egypt’s private sector, even amid challenging macro conditions. The IPO offers liquidity to current shareholders and positions National Printing for greater visibility and access to capital. For Egypt’s EGX, it adds to a modest pipeline of listings aimed at reviving investor activity. The printing and packaging sector in Egypt remains closely linked to broader trends in consumer goods, industrial growth, and export demand. By going public, National Printing could benefit from investor appetite for industrial plays with potential regional scale.
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