
Mounir Nakhla’s MNT-Halan raises $49 million to boost lending in Egypt
MNT-Halan raises EGP 2.5 billion ($49.4 million) in bonds to expand its Egyptian loan book and fuel growth.
MNT-Halan raises EGP 2.5 billion ($49.4 million) in bonds to expand its Egyptian loan book and fuel growth.
In just 26 days, his stake increased by $5 million, driven by a 12.56 percent jump in share price.
The sprawling development, set in the fast-growing New Zayed City in West Cairo, will span 84 feddans.
This comes after growing complaints from tourists about poor management, aggressive traders, and disturbing reports of animal cruelty.
The recent rally has boosted the market value of the Ghabbour family’s 63.4% stake by $23.48 million, increasing from $279.94 million to $303.42 million.
Moulay Hafid Elalamy is exiting Paris real estate to focus on Saham Group’s banking expansion, including acquiring Société Générale’s Moroccan operations.
TMG, controlled by Hisham Talaat Moustafa, eyes $17 billion from Iraq project as it pushes regional growth, betting on smart cities and recurring income beyond Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
This is linked to the recent decline in Coty’s share price on the New York Stock Exchange.
Naguib Sawiris' Ora Developers launches Bayn, a coastal city in Ghantoot, blending vibrant urban living with serene Arabian Gulf waterfront.
This upswing has further cemented her position among Morocco’s wealthiest individuals.
While he hasn’t ruled out an interest in owning a football club in the future, he made it clear that no talks or plans have been initiated regarding Sheffield Wednesday.
Egypt’s richest man Nassef Sawiris left the UK for Italy, blaming “years of incompetence” by the Conservative government on tax policy.
Mohamed El-Kettani has transformed Attijariwafa Bank into Morocco’s top private lender and a $15-billion African banking powerhouse spanning 27 countries.
If the deal goes through, Sefrioui would join Nassef Sawiris as one of few African billionaires with stakes in English football.
Revenue for the period grew from $80.64 million in 2023 to $111.9 million in 2024, a 39 percent increase.
This acquisition is a strategic move that strengthens DPI's presence across the African continent.