The company added the stabilization fund lasts for 30 days starting from the first day of stock trading.
Rameda listed 49% of its shares on the Egyptian exchange in two tranches, priced at 4.66 pounds, saying it aimed to use the cash raised to expand its product range and potentially acquire other pharmaceutical companies.
Rameda, established by Gulf investors in 1994, manufactures and sells a wide range of branded generic pharmaceutical products, exporting to six countries, according to its website.
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