IBNSINA PHARMA
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ISPH Short

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Here is more fundamental analysis (done by ChatGPT).

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Ibnsina Pharma is a prominent pharmaceutical distribution company in Egypt, listed on the Egyptian Exchange under the ticker symbol ISPH. Established in 2001, the company distributes a wide range of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products to both private and public-sector clients, including pharmacies, hospitals, and healthcare institutions.
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Financial Overview:

Revenue: In 2023, Ibnsina Pharma reported revenues of approximately EGP 33.95 billion.
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Net Income: The net income for the same period was EGP 173.14 million, resulting in a net profit margin of 0.51%.
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Total Assets and Liabilities: The company's total assets stood at EGP 18.55 billion, with total liabilities amounting to EGP 17.1 billion, indicating a debt-to-assets ratio of 92.19%.
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Shareholder Structure:

Ibnsina Pharma's ownership is diversified among prominent entities:

Free Float: 40.7%

Abdel Gawad Family: 15.0%

Faisal Islamic Bank: 14.0%

Mahgoub Family: 12.9%

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD): 9.6%

Blom Investment: 7.8%

This diverse shareholder base has enhanced the company's corporate governance practices.
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Stock Performance:

As of January 29, 2025, the stock closed at EGP 7.02 per share, with a 52-week range between EGP 2.14 and EGP 7.59.

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Considerations for Investors:

While Ibnsina Pharma has demonstrated significant revenue generation, its net profit margin is relatively low, and the company operates with a high debt-to-assets ratio. Potential investors should weigh these factors carefully and consider consulting with a financial advisor to determine if this investment aligns with their risk tolerance and financial objectives.
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