Net profit · 2024
890million
▲ 99.5% vs 2023
Total assets · 2024
7.75billion
▲ 42.0% vs 2023
Shareholders' equity · 2024
3.86billion
▲ 70.5% vs 2023
Operating cash flow · 2024
537million
▲ 291.3% vs 2023
Key facts
Source: annual statements 2024- Lecico's net profit in 2024 was 890 million EGP, up 99.5% from 446 million EGP in 2023.
- Total assets at the end of 2024 were 7.75 billion EGP, and shareholders' equity 3.86 billion EGP.
- Operating cash flow in 2024 was positive at 537 million EGP.
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Annual net profit last 5 years
Net profit−221million
−36.36million
−3.19million
446million
890million
20202021202220232024
Summarised financial statements
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Item · EGP20202021202220232024
Income statement
Net profit-221 million-36.36 million-3.19 million446 million890 million
Gross profit332 million598 million708 million1.75 billion2.05 billion
Total assets3.25 billion3.42 billion4.7 billion5.46 billion7.75 billion
Total liabilities1.69 billion1.88 billion2.8 billion3.19 billion3.89 billion
Shareholders' equity1.57 billion1.54 billion1.9 billion2.26 billion3.86 billion
Total liabilities and equity3.25 billion3.42 billion4.7 billion5.46 billion7.75 billion
Operating cash flow353 million33.02 million120 million137 million537 million
Investing cash flow177 million-64.37 million-82.12 million-235 million-291 million
Financing cash flow-70.38 million89.02 million283 million86.12 million-350 million
Net change in cash459 million57.67 million321 million-11.69 million-104 million
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Figures in Egyptian pounds from the published statement summaries, after normalising reporting units across periods. The exact figure is in the attached report.