The Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority appears to have given companies two extra weeks in which to file their 1Q2016 results. Companies whose fiscal year begins on 1 January will have until 31 May to report. Similarly, corporations whose fiscal year begins 1 July will have until 31 November to make their first-quarter disclosure. The extensions are a one-off for this year only — we’ll be back to the normal disclosure cycle in 2017. News of the extension was included in a notice on amendments to listing regulations, where changes include the new restriction on the sale of 50% of a company’s non-liquid assets without approval from general assemblies and counting stock held by parent companies in subsidiaries as treasury shares. You can read the notice here in pdf (Arabic).