Banque du Caire has reported a significant rise in the balances of its savings and deposit certificates, reaching approximately EGP 100.2 billion by the end of June 2025, up from EGP 94.68 billion in December 2024.
This figure represents 26.3% of the bank’s total customer deposits, which stood at EGP 380.44 billion for the same period.
Savings accounts also recorded notable growth, increasing by 12.9% to EGP 62.2 billion by the end of June 2025, compared with around EGP 55.07 billion six months earlier.
However, time and notice deposits experienced a decline, falling to approximately EGP 86.5 billion from EGP 95.04 billion at the end of December 2024.
The bank’s data also revealed a steady expansion across customer segments. Individual deposits rose to EGP 221.3 billion, up from EGP 197.7 billion in December 2024. Institutional deposits also increased slightly, reaching EGP 159.2 billion compared to EGP 154.5 billion during the same period.
This performance reflects a growing appetite among Egyptian savers for structured savings instruments, with certificates continuing to attract a significant share of deposits despite fluctuations in other categories.
The upward trend in savings and deposits highlights Banque du Caire’s role in strengthening domestic savings mobilisation as the financial sector navigates shifting market dynamics in 2025.
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