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Digitize Investment & Technology Posts 52% Profit Growth and Nearly 62% Operating Margin Despite Restructuring

Digitize Investment & Technology (DGTZ.CA), a technology and investment solutions provider listed on the Egyptian Exchange, has announced its financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2025, confirming strong profit growth and solid operational performance despite an ongoing corporate restructuring

According to the company’s statement, standalone net profit rose to EGP 15.29 million, up from EGP 10.05 million a year earlier, representing a 52% year-on-year increase. Consolidated net profit also improved, reaching EGP 16.94 million, an annual rise of 5.8%, reflecting what the company described as the resilience of its business model during a period of strategic transition

Operational efficiency stood out as a key driver, with Digitize reporting a record standalone EBITDA margin of nearly 62%, supported by EBITDA of EGP 38.8 million. Management attributed this performance to disciplined cost controls and improved resource utilization

While consolidated revenues declined to EGP 120.26 million after the company exited low-margin and non-strategic channels, gross profit improved to EGP 54.39 million. The company noted that this outcome confirms the success of its shift towards prioritizing value creation over expansion in volume

Digitize also reported a stronger balance sheet position, with total shareholders’ equity increasing 11% to EGP 163.9 million, compared to EGP 147 million last year. The company said this reflects financial discipline and a capital structure capable of supporting future growth plans

Commenting on the results, Chairman Yousry Atlam said the figures validate the shift from broad market expansion to qualitative growth. “Our restructuring efforts have translated into higher profitability and the highest operating margins in our history. We are laying the foundations for sustainable, long-term value creation for our shareholders,” he stated