Cairo — Talaat Moustafa Group Holding (TMG) delivered a robust financial performance in 2025, reporting a 43% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to EGP 18.2 billion, supported by broad-based growth across its real estate, hospitality, and recurring income segments. The results reinforce the group’s position as one of Egypt’s leading listed developers and a bellwether for the domestic property sector.
Total revenues rose 46% to EGP 62.5 billion, driven primarily by a 50% surge in real estate revenues to EGP 36.7 billion as project deliveries accelerated across its large-scale developments. The hospitality division also recorded solid gains, with revenues climbing 30% to EGP 14.89 billion amid improved tourism flows and operational performance. Meanwhile, recurring and service-related income advanced 64% to EGP 10.9 billion, underscoring the group’s strategic emphasis on diversified, yield-generating activities that enhance earnings stability.
A central pillar of TMG’s growth outlook remains its expanding backlog of contracted but undelivered sales, which reached EGP 441 billion by the end of 2025 — up approximately 50% from the previous year. This substantial pipeline provides multi-year revenue visibility and supports forward earnings as units are progressively delivered and recognized.
Reflecting its strengthened financial position, the board approved a cash dividend of EGP 0.30 per share, payable in two equal installments, signaling confidence in liquidity and cash flow generation while maintaining funding flexibility for ongoing expansion.
In a parallel development, the group was upgraded from the Small Cap to the Mid Cap segment within the global indices of FTSE Russell following its semi-annual review for the Middle East and Africa region. The reclassification came after TMG’s market capitalization surpassed the USD 2.7 billion threshold as of December 31, 2025, enhancing its visibility among regional and international institutional investors and potentially supporting increased index-linked capital inflows.
Taken together, the strong earnings growth, record backlog, diversified revenue mix, and improved global index standing position TMG for sustained expansion. As Egypt’s real estate market navigates evolving macroeconomic conditions, the group’s scale, recurring income streams, and capital discipline provide a solid foundation for continued operational and financial momentum.
