Egypt-based steel producer Ezz Steel Co. SAE's total debt for 2025 increased by 110.23% y/y to EGP 45,185.91 million, according to Eulerpool estimates. This figure was EGP 21,493.92 million in the previous year.
The total debt item includes short-term and long-term liabilities, loans, bonds, and other financial debt instruments. The sharp increase in Ezz Steel's debt indicates a significant shift in the company's financial strategies.
While the rise in debt could be an indication that the company is taking steps such as new investment moves or capacity expansion, it could also reflect measures taken to finance operational costs or cash flow pressures.
The financial structure of the company, which is no longer listed on the stock exchange, is still closely monitored by other industry players, suppliers and lenders. Therefore, developments in Ezz Steel's indebtedness are also noteworthy in terms of the overall financial trends in the steel industry.
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