Egyptian auto magnate Raouf Ghabbour plans to establish assembly plant in Kenya
Ghabbour founded GB Auto in 1985 as a manufacturer of automobiles, buses, lorries and motorcycles in Egypt.
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Ghabbour founded GB Auto in 1985 as a manufacturer of automobiles, buses, lorries and motorcycles in Egypt.
Assaad is also the managing partner of Ideavelopers, where he has managed $50 million in investments since 2009.
Sawiris’ net worth has recently risen due to a surge in the value of his industrial assets.
The disclosure comes two months after the bank announced its plan to acquire a 51-percent stake in EFG Hermes Holding.
Fawry is one of Africa’s leading fintech companies.
Edita’s planned investment is consistent with its intention to develop the region’s food manufacturing position.
EFG Hermes will issue one share for every five shares held by shareholders.
Despite losing $600 million in net worth, Sawiris remains the richest Arab billionaire on the Forbes list of the world’s richest people.
The new facility will be run by Edita’s Moroccan subsidiary, Edita Food Industries Morocco.
With a total net worth of over $6.6 billion, Sawiris remains the richest man in Egypt and the 389th richest man in the world.
Switzerland-based mountain resort company, ASA is majority-owned by Samih Sawiris.
The cash proceeds invested by La Mancha will be deployed by SRG to develop its Lola graphite project in Guinea.
Sabry, who founded the payment platform in 2008 and pioneered electronic bill payments in Egypt, owns 2.345 percent of the company.
Raya Holding is an Egyptian investment conglomerate founded in 1999.
Sawiris’ net worth is still assessed at $5.93 billion.
Moustafa controls a 43.16-percent stake in the conglomerate for the Talaat Moustafa family.