Egyptian billionaire Ahmed Elsewedy's Elsewedy Electric moves into elevators
Elsewedy Electric, the industrial group run by Egyptian tycoon Ahmed Elsewedy, has launched an elevator brand and wants 1 billion pounds in sales in 2027.
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Elsewedy Electric, the industrial group run by Egyptian tycoon Ahmed Elsewedy, has launched an elevator brand and wants 1 billion pounds in sales in 2027.
Ethiopia has opened Aliko Dangote's $1.6 billion refinery share sale to as many as 100 qualified investors, but retail buyers are barred.
Elsewedy Electric, run by Egyptian tycoon Ahmed Elsewedy, and China's Sinohydro have signed a $2.2 billion contract to build a Saudi gas power plant.
Egyptian billionaire Ahmed Elsewedy’s Elsewedy Electric wants to build electric and hybrid cars in Algeria under its Elsewedy EZZ brand.
Ahmed Elsewedy's stake in El Sewedy Electric rose $174 million in the third quarter as the Egyptian cable maker's shares climbed 25.6%.
Elsewedy Electric (Shanghai) began operating on Sept. 15 as the Egyptian group's procurement centre for China, six months after it registered.
Egypt's El Sewedy family has announced about $700 million of investment as Elsewedy Electric pushes from cables into power services.
Strive Masiyiwa's Cassava and the El Sewedy family's Elsewedy Electric have joined Vodafone to build Egypt's first AI data centre.
Egypt's petroleum minister met Ahmed El-Sewedy to accelerate a $1 billion phosphate fertiliser complex being built at Ain Sokhna.
Elsewedy Electric, run by Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy, grew quarterly sales 37% while net income rose 12% and the stock fell 2%.
Elsewedy Electric, controlled by Egypt's billionaire El-Sewedy family, will build the transformers for a planned New Zealand AI data centre.
Egypt's billionaire El Sewedy family is partnering with the government to launch eight Egyptian-German technical schools built on a German training model.
Ahmed El Sewedy's Elsewedy Electric has launched a new generator range spanning 9 to 2,750 kVA, expanding its power generation portfolio for Egypt's industrial and infrastructure sectors.
Egypt's Elsewedy Electric is part of a new Algerian-Egyptian industrial consortium targeting investments in Cameroon's energy and industrial sectors, according to reporting from News du Camer.
Ahmed El Sewedy met Egypt's Prime Minister Madbouly on May 24 to outline Elsewedy Electric's expansion plans, including a new 80,000-vehicle-per-year automotive factory with global partners.
Egypt's Elsewedy Electric, controlled by the billionaire El-Sewedy family, has acquired a 60% stake in Dutch gas turbine specialist Thomassen Service to expand across the Middle East and Africa.