Qalaa Holdings reported a robust revenue of EGP 38.2 billion in Q2-24, marking a 64% year-on-year (YoY) surge driven by strong performance across its subsidiaries. Despite this growth, the group recorded a net loss of EGP 1.4 billion due to elevated non-operating expenses, including share revaluations. EBITDA climbed 80% YoY to EGP 158.7 million, highlighting operational efficiency. Chairman Ahmed Heikal emphasized resilience amid domestic inflation and high interest rates, noting strong cash flows and low debt levels. Co-Founder Hisham El-Khazindar confirmed progress on debt restructuring, with ERC on track to settle senior debt by Q4-25. Qalaa’s Q1-24 revenue also rose 45% YoY to EGP 37.6 billion.