TAQA Arabia reports $266-million revenue in first nine months of 2024
TAQA Arabia's revenue surged to $266 million in the nine months of 2024, up from $198.3 million during the same period in 2023.
TAQA Arabia's revenue surged to $266 million in the nine months of 2024, up from $198.3 million during the same period in 2023.
This highlights Attijariwafa Bank’s position as a leading North African financial institution and the royal family’s key role in the region’s economy.
The 35-feddan project marks the developer’s entry into luxury residential and hospitality.
This decline reversed a $17.05 million gain for the Khamis family between October 9 and 15.
This follows a prior loss of $48.44 million from Sept. 27 to Oct. 17, when her stake declined from $303.06 million to $254.62 million.
Palm Hills raises stake in Macor Hotels to 69.5%, strengthening its presence in Egypt’s hospitality sector amid tourism growth.
This funding is set to enhance Kredit's role within Egypt's expanding small and medium enterprise (SME) ecosystem.
The six-tranche bond issuance is underpinned by assets from Tasaheel, which served as the originator of the portfolio.
This wealth rebound follows a recent rally in Ezz Steel’s stock price on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), reversing earlier losses.
This decline follows a previous gain of $89.6 million recorded between Sept. 16 and 29, when Moustafa’s stake rose from $1.25 billion to $1.33 billion.
Mansour, who serves as chairman of Palm Hills Developments, holds a 10.83 percent stake in the company, representing 318,574,726 shares.
The United Bank of Egypt plans to float a 30-percent stake on the Egyptian Exchange by year’s end, marking a key moment in Egypt’s economic reforms.
Algerian tycoon Mohamed Laid Benamor, head of Groupe Benamor, has built a vast business empire spanning agribusiness, real estate, energy, and more, playing a key role in Algeria's industrialization and economic growth.
Tourism tycoon Ayoub Adly Ayoub’s Remco reports a shocking $18 million loss in 2024. Despite revenues skyrocketing, the company’s profits have evaporated
Algerian-born executive Sue Nabi's net worth takes a hit as her stake in Coty slumps below $255 million.
The financing will enhance the company’s financial stability and fund future expansion efforts.