Adidas shares owned by Egypt’s richest man Nassef Sawiris surpass $2.7 billion
The recent surge in the share price of Adidas has bolstered Sawiris’ wealth significantly, with his stake now valued at $2.71 billion.
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The recent surge in the share price of Adidas has bolstered Sawiris’ wealth significantly, with his stake now valued at $2.71 billion.
Established in 2011, the Elsewedy Technical Academy has been dedicated to providing high-quality technical education in line with global standards.
This is attributed to lower global nitrogen pricing and a reduction in natural gas prices in Europe and the United States following the exceptional highs of 2022.
Their 68.1-percent stake in Elsewedy Electric, once valued at $1.29 billion on March 14, has declined to $970.05 million at the time of drafting this report.
Sawiris’ recent surge underscores his significant influence in the Middle East and North Africa and his ascent among the world’s elite billionaires.
The project entails the establishment of electricity supply to NFS project facilities, involving the design, engineering, procurement, and installation of two 400kV cables.
Raya Information Technology is actively pursuing the acquisition of a firm specializing in outsourcing and application development.
Despite this setback, Mansour remains a prominent figure in the African business scene. Forbes estimates his current net worth at $1.2 billion.
Construction of Africa’s largest skate park is slated to commence later this year, with the grand opening scheduled for 2025.
Despite Sawiris’ decision to step down as chairman in December 2021, the company continues to thrive, setting new benchmarks in the 2023 fiscal year.
Despite the setback and financial challenges, Moustafa remains a prominent figure in the Egyptian business landscape.
Ezz, an influential figure in the Egyptian industrial landscape, currently owns 60.7 percent of Ezz Steel, equivalent to 329,816,198 shares.
Mansour highlighted the company’s record-breaking new sales of EGP59.5 billion ($1.92 billion), indicating a growth of 129 percent year-on-year.
This was fueled by a 34-percent uptick in export revenue, comprising 64 percent of the total revenue, along with a 31-percent rise in local sales.
Shareholders can anticipate dividends distributed in two installments of EGP0.109 ($0.00356) each, with pay-out dates scheduled for May 31 and July 31.
Despite the recent $69 million decline in the market value of their stake, the family maintains their position among Egypt’s wealthiest families and leading investors