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Date Added: July 14, 2008 11:56:03 AM

Ei ght months after government and stock exchange officials announced the initiative, the Nilex, Egypt’s mid-and small-cap stock exchange, has seen signs of life with the listing of its first two companies: El-Badr Plastics, a plastics packaging provider for the pharmaceuticals and foods industries, and Masria Card, a manufacturer of smart cards.

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