Egypt’s National Printing to Sell 10% Stake Through Stock Market Offering
National Printing, a printing and packaging company based in Egypt, plans to sell 10% of its shares on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX). This sale is part of a move by the current owners to reduce their holdings in the company, according to a statement released on Monday.
IPO Details
The company will offer up to 21.2 million existing shares (10% of its total shares) in this sale. The shares are owned by current investors such as:
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National Printing International Holding S.A.L.
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Grandview Investment Holdings Corp.
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Other smaller investors
The sale will be divided into two parts:
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A private sale to Saudi investor Omran Mohammed AlOmran
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A public sale open to everyone
Both will be offered at the same price per share, but the price hasn’t been shared yet.
National Printing is already listed on the EGX under the symbol NAPR.CA. The company is now waiting for final approval from Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority.
If approved, the public sale is expected to take place from July 27 to July 31, 2025.
The major sellers are:
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Grandview (owns 1.75%)
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National Printing International Holding (owns 8.25%)
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Other smaller investors
EFG Hermes is managing the offering, and Zulficar & Partners are handling the legal side in Egypt.
Financial Performance
In 2024, National Printing made $144.8 million in revenue. In the first quarter of 2025, it earned $35.1 million. Its profits before interest and taxes (EBITDA) were:
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$33.3 million in 2024
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$7.9 million in Q1 2025
This shows strong profit margins of over 22%. About 25% of the company’s sales in 2024 came from exports.
About the Company
National Printing was founded by the El Moallem family in 1979 and has grown into one of the biggest printing and packaging companies in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
It owns four main companies:
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Shorouk
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Uniboard
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El Baddar for Packaging
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Windsor
These companies serve over 690 clients in almost 15 different industries, such as consumer goods, medicine, and electronics.
Their factories are located in Obour and Sadat cities, and they produced more than 230,000 tons of products in 2024. Most of their costs are in Egyptian pounds, which helps them stay stable and work mostly with local suppliers.
Published: 22nd July 2025
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