How did Go Green’s EGX debut go? Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery manufacturer Go Green for Agricultural Investment and Development saw its shares dip 6.21% during its first day of trading. The company’s shares ended yesterday’s trading session at EGP 1.66, down from their opening price of EGP 1.77.

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The full breakdown: The company’s shares rose to a high of EGP 2.12 and fell to a low of EGP 1.54 during yesterday’s trading.

Remember: Go Green started trading on the EGX yesterday. It got the green light from the EGX’s listing committee to list its shares, amending its temporary listing status granted in July.

After starting to trade on the EGX, what else does Go Green have going on? Go Green plans to invest some EGP 500 mn this year, chairman Hossam Abd El Kader told Al Shorouk. It is looking to cultivate plots in Saudi Arabia and Libya — the company has begun cultivating 300 feddans in Oman — and sell carbon certificates in European markets in 2027.

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