Egyptian billionaire El-Sewedy family’s company wins $60 million Kuwait contract
Egyptian billionaire El-Sewedy family’s Elsewedy Electric wins $60 million Kuwait contract to expand MENA infrastructure projects.
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Egyptian billionaire El-Sewedy family’s Elsewedy Electric wins $60 million Kuwait contract to expand MENA infrastructure projects.
Elsewedy Electric backs Nawah Scientific in a $23 million funding round to support regional lab expansion and research services.
Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy adds $115.93 million to his Elsewedy Electric stake as shares climb and market value strengthens.
Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy’s stake in Elsewedy Electric rises by $51 million as the company’s shares climb 6.22% on the Egyptian Exchange over 23 days.
The project aims to strengthen Egypt’s cold chain infrastructure, improve food quality, and cut waste, the companies said in a joint statement.
Elsewedy Electric, led by Egypt’s El-Sewedy family, will invest $2.5 billion in Algeria to build new factories and expand renewable energy capacity.
The zone will be built to international standards and host a range of industries, including mining, engineering, chemicals, manufacturing, and food production.
Elsewedy Electric posts $2.68 billion half-year revenue, up 20.6% y-o-y, driven by strong performance across wires, cables, and construction segments.
Elsewedy will handle the full HVAC delivery scope—supply, copper piping installation, start-up, commissioning, and after-sales service—ensuring seamless execution.
El-Sewedy brothers’ stake in Elsewedy Electric jumps over $80 million in under three weeks as investors rally behind Egypt’s industrial growth.
Egyptian tycoon gains $31.6 million in eight days as Elsewedy Electric stock surges on EGX.
Elsewedy Electric’s shares rise 4.12% in 2025, boosting Ahmed El-Sewedy’s stake amid Egypt’s energy infrastructure and green projects growth.
The deal is set to strengthen Elsewedy Electric’s energy solutions portfolio and open up new opportunities in fast-growing markets.
The brothers’ combined stake in the company is now valued at nearly $1.8 billion, a testament to their deep influence in the industry.
This marks a significant step in Elsewedy Electric’s expansion into Europe, reinforcing its presence in the global energy infrastructure market.
The facility marks a major step in expanding Egypt’s telecom infrastructure and solidifying the country’s position as a regional manufacturing hub.