EGYPT – Egypt’s Mansourah Poultry Company reported a steep decline in annual earnings for 2025, with net profit attributable to shareholders falling to about US$0.04 million (EGP 2.05 million) from roughly US$3.05 million (EGP 152.72 million) a year earlier. The results show a 98.65% year on year drop in profitability even as the company recorded higher sales over the same period. Earnings per share also declined significantly to around US$0.00004 (EGP 0.0021), compared to approximately US$0.0032 (EGP 0.16) recorded at the end of 2024. Revenue, however, increased to about US$17.2 million (EGP 856.99 million) in 2025, up from nearly US$15.2 million (EGP 755.48 million) in the previous year, reflecting continued sales growth despite the earnings contraction. This follows stronger performance in the 2024 financial year, when the company reported revenue of approximately US$15.8 million (EGP 788.5 million), representing a 50% increase compared to the previous year, alongside pre tax ...