Egypt’s richest person considers UK exit over tax changes under Labour Government
This potential move follows his earlier decision to relocate his family office to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), in December 2023.
This potential move follows his earlier decision to relocate his family office to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), in December 2023.
The project, announced at a ceremony with Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, supports Egypt’s goal to localize vehicle production.
These companies illustrate the resilience and adaptability of Egyptian businesses, driven by strong leadership and strategic initiatives.
This highlights his resilience in navigating one of Egypt’s most challenging economic years.
Naguib Sawiris plans to invest $150 million in luxury hotels near Egypt’s iconic Pyramids, aiming to enhance the country’s tourism appeal.
Sawiris launches Moniify, a Dubai-based digital platform delivering emerging market business and finance news from a local perspective.
Landmark agreement highlights regional leadership in clean energy transition.
The El-Sewedys, founders of the electrical equipment manufacturing powerhouse, collectively hold a 51.05 percent stake in Elsewedy Electric.
The Egyptian billionaire’s wealth growth is attributed to the performance of his diversified investment portfolio.
The loan comprises two tranches—$96 million and $57.3 million—aimed at financing green upgrades and unlocking growth potential in El Gouna.
Palm Hills Developments joins forces with Dallah Real Estate to create integrated projects, focusing on 15 international schools in Saudi Arabia.
This milestone marks a critical step in the company's strategic move into the debt capital markets, broadening its range of financial activities as it seeks to diversify.
Building on their existing relationship in smart cities and sustainable solutions, TMG and Huawei plan to reshape Egypt’s urban landscape.
This follows Mansour's acquisition of an additional stake in Taaleem, increasing his holding to 18.3 percent after purchasing shares worth EGP505.6 million ($10.46 million).
This recovery follows a brief decline of EGP6.03 billion ($124.2 million) between July 9 and Aug. 1
Elsewedy Electric has secured a $1-billion partnership with Saudi Electricity Company to enhance energy infrastructure in the Middle East.