Hassan Allam and partners secure 1,200-megawatt solar deal to advance Egypt’s renewable energy sector
Landmark agreement highlights regional leadership in clean energy transition.
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Landmark agreement highlights regional leadership in clean energy transition.
Investment reflects strategic focus on high-growth, high-impact sectors.
Attacq’s ambitious growth plans have gained significant momentum through a strategic partnership with the GEPF.
The El-Sewedys, founders of the electrical equipment manufacturing powerhouse, collectively hold a 51.05 percent stake in Elsewedy Electric.
This decline compounds an earlier loss of $2.18 million recorded between June 19 and July 19.
Boxer's oversubscribed listing marks one of Africa’s largest IPOs in 2024.
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.
The sale includes a previously announced deal to sell its stake in the Jellinbah coal mine for $1.1 billion.
Adebutu's stake surged by $3.26 million between Sept. 18 and Nov. 11, rising from $13.93 million to $17.19 million.
This recent gain follows an earlier increase of $18.79 million between Sept. 13 and Oct. 26.
The acquisition underscores NCBA’s commitment to strengthening its domestic operations while reinforcing its role as a leading financial institution in East Africa.
The revenue growth was bolstered by a 2.3 percent rise in inpatient admissions and a 2.1 percent uptick in day cases.
His investment has grown by $1.7 million over the past 10 days, cementing his position as a key player in Kenya’s investment landscape.
Brait’s decision to reduce its stake in Premier comes after a successful R750 million ($41.3 million) accelerated bookbuild offering earlier this year.
This latest decline has further impacted the Merali family’s stake, reducing its value to Ksh2.54 billion ($19.63 million) as of Nov. 22.