Nassef Sawiris, North Africa’s richest man, is $264 million richer this year
This follows a $310 million gain in 2024, when his wealth increased from $8.41 billion to $8.72 billion.
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This follows a $310 million gain in 2024, when his wealth increased from $8.41 billion to $8.72 billion.
The company’s growth was driven by increasing energy demand and strategic expansion efforts, reinforcing its position as a key player in Egypt’s energy sector.
This follows a sharp rise in the market value of his shares in Douja Promotion Groupe Addoha, marking a significant financial rebound for the seasoned investor.
His stake's market value has climbed by $5.75 million, reversing some of the sharp declines recorded earlier this year.
This was driven by robust growth in both its automotive and financial services arms, underscoring its key role in Egypt’s automotive sector.
The company’s financial performance reflects its dominant position in Egypt’s digital payments sector and the country’s growing shift toward cashless transactions.
The strong performance was driven by a sharp rise in international sales, even as global trade faced economic and geopolitical pressures.
The leaders of the acquired companies welcomed the partnerships, describing them as valuable opportunities for growth.
The decision to reward shareholders follows a year of strong earnings growth and sustained market expansion.
By entering the UAE, Palm Hills is tapping into the Gulf’s booming real estate sector, where demand for high-end residential and commercial developments remains strong.
This marks a significant step in Elsewedy Electric’s expansion into Europe, reinforcing its presence in the global energy infrastructure market.
The recent rally in GB Corp.’s shares has pushed the Ghabbour family’s stake to nearly $234 million.
The company’s growth is attributed to the continued success of its real estate ventures and the booming hospitality sector.
The company has secured the contract to develop “Campus 2026,” a major expansion of The American University in Cairo (AUC).
Juhayna’s strong fundamentals and strategic market positioning continue to attract institutional and high-net-worth investors.
The partnership aligns with Egypt’s push for cleaner energy in transportation, as the country looks to cut fuel costs and reduce carbon emissions.