Catalyst Partners Strengthens Its Financial and Technology Platform with EGP 463.3 Million in Revenue
Catalyst Partners Middle East (CPME) has announced its consolidated financial results for the first nine months of 2026, ended September 30, 2026. The company reported total revenues of EGP 463.3 million and net profit after tax of EGP 149.5 million.
The results reflect the company’s continued progress in developing its integrated financial services platform, non-banking financial institution (NBFI) activities, and technology-enabled financing solutions (Fintech).
Catalyst Partners Records EGP 463.3 Million in Revenue in 9M 2026
Catalyst Partners Middle East generated operating revenues of EGP 455.6 million during the first nine months of 2026. Meanwhile, total consolidated revenues reached EGP 463.3 million over the same period.
The company also recorded net profit after tax of EGP 149.5 million, while basic earnings per share (EPS) stood at EGP 0.49.
Regarding its financial position, the Group reported total assets of EGP 4.76 billion as of September 30, 2026. Furthermore, total equity, including non-controlling interests, reached approximately EGP 3.27 billion.
This capital base provides the Group with financial support to continue developing its subsidiaries and pursuing future growth initiatives.
Investment Banking and Leasing & Factoring Drive Performance
The Group’s performance during the first nine months of 2026 was primarily driven by its Investment Banking and Leasing & Factoring businesses.
Investment Banking generated approximately EGP 266.5 million in fees. This figure included EGP 185.8 million in success fees and EGP 80.7 million in retainer fees.
Accordingly, the sector contributed approximately 57.5% of the Group’s consolidated revenues. It also accounted for 94.9% of total fee and commission income during the period.
From a geographical perspective, Saudi Arabia represented the largest contributor to Investment Banking fees. The Group generated approximately EGP 229.8 million from the Saudi market, accounting for 86.2% of total sector fees.
In comparison, Egypt contributed EGP 36.7 million, representing 13.8% of the sector’s total fees.
Tarek Effat: 2026 Results Reflect the Growth of Our Integrated Financial Services Platform
Commenting on the results, Tarek Effat, Chief Executive Officer of Catalyst Partners Middle East, said that the first nine months of 2026 marked an important period in the Group’s development as an integrated financial services and NBFI platform.
He added that the Group delivered strong profitability while continuing to expand its core operating businesses. In addition, the company strengthened its institutional infrastructure and advanced integration across its various business segments.
Effat emphasized that CPME remains focused on disciplined capital allocation and sustainable growth. The Group also aims to create long-term value for its shareholders.
Group Assets Reach EGP 4.76 Billion at the End of September
Catalyst Partners Middle East maintained a strong capital base as of September 30, 2026. Issued and paid-in capital reached approximately EGP 3.02 billion.
Total shareholders’ equity also stood at approximately EGP 3.27 billion. Meanwhile, total liabilities amounted to around EGP 1.48 billion.
The reported liabilities reflect the continued financing of growth in the Group’s leasing and factoring receivables portfolio. Furthermore, this funding supports the expansion of the Group’s operating footprint.
CPME continues to develop its operating platform across several business areas, including investment banking, leasing and factoring, private equity, and impact investing. Its activities also cover fund services, custody, and digital financing.
These efforts form part of the Group’s strategy to expand its financial and technology-enabled services. The strategy also builds on the Group’s acquisitions of Catalyst Partners Holding and Qardy for Software Applications.
Through these results, Catalyst Partners Middle East continues to strengthen its position in the non-banking financial services sector while developing its businesses and expanding its presence across the markets in which it operates.
