November 2026
Largest Commercial Banking Public Companies in Egypt
Benchmark revenue and EBITDA valuation multiples for public comps like
Commercial International Bank Egypt, Qatar National Bank, Housing & Development Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt and Suez Canal Bank.
 | Commercial International Bank Egypt is a Cairo-based commercial bank founded in 1975 and listed on the Egyptian Exchange. It provides corporate banking, retail accounts, lending, cards, transaction services, treasury products and wealth offerings. The bank serves Egyptian companies, institutions and individual customers through branches and digital channels. Revenue is generated primarily from net interest income, fees, commissions and treasury activity. CIB operates under Egyptian banking regulation and is a major privately managed financial institution rather than a government reserve vehicle. ADQ purchased a substantial listed minority stake in April 2022 as part of a negotiated block of Egyptian public-company investments. Its shares also trade through global depositary receipts, broadening access for international institutional investors. | $2 | +2% | $7B | $7B | 3.2x | - | ||
| Qatar National Bank - Egypt is an Egypt-based investment and commercial bank. It offers products and services to the financial need of individuals, corporates, and medium and small enterprises. The operating segments of the company are; Corporate segment includes current account activities, deposits, overdrafts, loans, credit facilities, and financial derivatives to large, medium, and small entities, Individuals segment includes current account activities, deposits, savings, credit cards, personal loans, and real estate loans, and Other businesses segment include other Banking activities such as fund management. | $1 | +15% | $2.1B | $2.1B | 2.0x | - | ||
| Housing & Development Bank operates as a bank in the Arab Republic of Egypt. The company provides loans and other services to financial institutions, agricultural, industrial institutions, commercial, services, real estate activity and governmental sector. It operates its business in four segments which are Corporate, Medium and Small Sized Enterprise, Investments, Retail and Other Activities. Its geographical segments include Greater Cairo; Alexandria, Delta and Sinai and Upper Egypt. | $2 | +88% | $1.9B | $1.9B | 3.4x | - | ||
| Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank - Egypt is engaged in the provision of banking services. The bank operates in the following segments :Large, medium and small enterprises, Investment, Retail, and other activities. It provides personal banking solutions comprising of current, SMART, tiered monthly saving account, wealth management services, bancassurance, and various credit and debit card facilities. Additionally, the bank renders corporate finance, and treasury services comprising of foreign exchange, sharia-compliant products, and market analysis. Further, it also grants Islamic options for the letter of guarantee and letter of credit. | $1 | +57% | $1.3B | $1.3B | 3.1x | - | ||
| Suez Canal Bank provides retail, corporate, and investment banking services. The company offers personal banking products and services, including savings, current accounts; time deposits; certificates of deposit; debit and credit cards; and mutual funds. It also provides custodian services comprising bookkeeping services of stocks and bonds, execution of buy/sell orders on behalf of its customers, collecting due coupons on behalf of its customers, subscriptions for new issues, and pledge and freeze of securities. In addition, the company offers institutional banking services to corporate, and small and medium enterprises. Geographically operates in Cairo, Alex, Delta and Sina and Upper Egypt, and Other Countries. | $1 | +63% | $850M | $850M | 3.6x | - | ||
| Al Baraka Bank Egypt is a Sharia-compliant banking institution operating across Egypt, offering a comprehensive range of Islamic retail and corporate banking services. The Bank's operations are structured into two main business lines, corporate banking and retail banking, supported by a central corporate center responsible for funding and non-core activities such as the dealing room and proprietary operations. Its products and services include financing and credit facilities such as Musharaka and Mudaraba, as well as retail credit cards, personal financing, mortgages, savings products, debt instruments, and mutual funds. | $0 | +16% | $266M | $266M | 1.6x | - | ||
| Median | $1 | +37% | $1.6B | $1.6B | 3.2x | - |
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