Hassan Allam’s leadership drives Egypt’s $1.1 billion Gulf of Suez wind farm project
Hassan Allam leads Egypt’s renewable energy transformation with a landmark wind farm project.
Hassan Allam leads Egypt’s renewable energy transformation with a landmark wind farm project.
Sadek El-Sewedy’s stake could have seen a higher growth of $633.88 million if not for the 39.16 percent devaluation of the Egyptian pound.
The move underscores the deepening trade relationship between Egypt and the UAE.
The divestment yielded an impressive four times return on invested equity, with an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of approximately 50 percent.
Mohammed Shafik Gabr, an Egyptian entrepreneur, philanthropist, and art collector, has left an indelible mark on global business and cultural diplomacy through his visionary leadership and multifaceted ventures.
This highlights his resilience in navigating one of Egypt’s most challenging economic years.
The market value of their stake in Oriental Weavers has dropped by more than $17 million, due to the sharp devaluation of the Egyptian pound.
This win not only reinforces the company’s footprint in the UAE but also highlights its growing presence in the Middle East’s competitive construction sector.
The Egyptian billionaire’s stake could have grown by as much as $41.9 million if not for the devaluation of the Egyptian pound against the U.S. dollar.
MNT-Halan, Egypt's first unicorn fintech, launches in the UAE with its innovative financial super app, aiming to serve 250,000 customers by 2025 and boost financial inclusion across the GCC.
Billionaire Sawiris-led consortium to develop Essaouira Mogador with new hotels, resorts, and residential complexes.
Hisham Talaat Moustafa’s stake, amounting to 890,566,601 shares, has gained EGP29.46 billion ($321.54 million) in market value since the beginning of the year.
Simbisa Brands plans 31 new outlets and refurbishes 44 stores in 2025 to expand market share and enhance customer experience.
Ezz, who controls 66.4 percent of the Cairo-based steel giant—equivalent to 360,727,978 shares—has suffered a loss of $280.85 million in his stake since the start of the year.
Lazraq’s stake, amounting to 11,414,630 shares, has gained MAD3.09 billion ($308.31 million) in market value since the beginning of the year.
Nevine Sabbour became the first woman to chair Commercial International Bank (CIB) in September 2024, a historic first for Egypt’s banking sector.