Alexandria Mineral Oils Company (AMOC) reported higher revenues and profitability for the fiscal year (FY) ending June 30, 2026, according to both its unaudited standalone and consolidated financial statements sent to the Egyptian Stock Exchange.

On a consolidated basis, revenues increased by 35% to EGP 26.2 billion in the FY 2025/26, compared to the previous fiscal year. Meanwhile,  the net profit after tax jumped by 109% to EGP 1.90 billion.

As for the company’s standalone financial statements, revenues rose by 35% to EGP 25.6 billion in FY 2025/26, net profit after tax grew by 139% to EGP 1.62 billion.

The company generated positive cash flow from operating activities, recording EGP 1.17 billion on a standalone basis and EGP 1.41 billion on a consolidated basis, compared with negative operating cash flows in the previous fiscal year. Meanwhile, investment cash outflows increased slightly, while those of financing activities recorded higher cash outflows year-on-year.

Earlier, the Board of Directors of AMOC approved a revised operating budget for FY 2026, projecting a net profit after tax of approximately EGP 2.099 billion.

AMOC, established in 1997 as an Egyptian joint-stock company, specializes in petroleum refining and the production of base oils, paraffin wax, naphtha, butane, and diesel.