Harrods sets aside $83 million for victims of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed
Harrods sets aside $83.9 million for victims of late Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed’s alleged abuse.
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Harrods sets aside $83.9 million for victims of late Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed’s alleged abuse.
Hisham Talaat Moustafa’s fortune has rebounded past $1 billion as TMGshares surge, signaling renewed investor confidence in Egypt’s real estate market.
A French court put Cevital’s Brandt into receivership, testing Issad Rebrab’s cross-border bet and putting 750 French jobs under court protection.
Coty shares fall 23%, cutting Sue Nabi’s stake by $38 million as the beauty company faces weaker sales and investor caution.
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI announces a $33 million project for a rehabilitation center offering psychiatric, vocational, and social support.
Anas Sefrioui’s stake in Groupe Addoha drops $199 million after shares fall 16 percent amid Morocco property concerns.
Hani Berzi’s stake in Edita Food Industries rises above $120 million after stock surges on the EGX.
Under Al-Kharafi’s watch, EKH is backing Wafa’s bold push to absorb Delta Insurance and reshape Egypt’s insurance landscape.
The company’s board approved the capital injection to support the launch of real estate development projects outside Egypt.
Moroccan billionaire Othman Benjelloun’s Bank of Africa posts $247.5 million profit in H1 2025 with growth across markets.
Egyptian billionaire Sadek El-Sewedy sees $18.6 million rise in Elsewedy Electric shares as the company’s market cap exceeds $3.3 billion.
Mounir Nakhla’s MNT-Halan unveils Egypt’s first digital secured loan, offering fast, collateral-backed credit.
Oriental Weavers shares fall 18% in 2025, cutting $15 million from the Khamis family’s $170 million stake.
Safwan Thabet’s Juhayna stake rises $40 million as shares rebound, boosting the Egyptian consumer goods leader’s market value.
Akdital opens $24 million clinic in Khouribga, adding 100 beds and the city’s first oncology, cardiology and intensive care units.
Nassef Sawiris plans $50 billion U.S. infrastructure bet as Orascom shifts focus from Europe to Gulf and America.