Egyptian billionaire Ahmed Elsewedy's Elsewedy Electric lifts sales 37% as margins narrow
Elsewedy Electric, run by Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy, grew quarterly sales 37% while net income rose 12% and the stock fell 2%.
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Elsewedy Electric, run by Egyptian billionaire Ahmed El-Sewedy, grew quarterly sales 37% while net income rose 12% and the stock fell 2%.
Oriental Weavers, controlled by Egypt's Khamis family, nearly doubled quarterly profit as US and European buyers offset weak demand at home.
Elsewedy Electric, controlled by Egypt's billionaire El-Sewedy family, will build the transformers for a planned New Zealand AI data centre.
Hisham Talaat Moustafa is the highest-placed Egyptian on Forbes Middle East's Top 100 CEOs list, after TMG booked $8 billion in sales.
MNT-Halan's planned Cairo listing covers only its Egyptian arm, valued at up to $1 billion, with its Turkish, Pakistani and Gulf operations staying private.
Chakib Alj's Cap Holding has completed its takeover of Forafric Maroc, adding the Tria and Maymouna brands to Morocco's largest milling group.
King Mohammed VI has confirmed Morocco's 1,055km Tiznit-Dakhla expressway, built at close to $1 billion, will be called the Donald J. Trump Highway.
Condor, owned by Algeria's Benhamadi family, has sent its first air conditioners to Europe and holds export orders for more than 250,000 units.
Nassef Sawiris has bought 3 million more OCI shares for about €12.2 million, lifting his combined holding to 57.1% of the Dutch-listed company.
Egypt's cabinet has approved the country's first private investment zone with its own customs system for Hisham Talaat Moustafa's LE1.4 trillion Spine project.
Hend El Sherbini's offer for Integrated Diagnostics has gone unconditional at 56.6%, days after independent directors told shareholders the price undervalued the company.
Fuat Tosyalı's Algerian subsidiary has rolled its first cold-rolled steel at Béthioua, completing the largest Turkish industrial investment outside Turkey.
Rached Horchani's group runs tuna fleets, date farms, olive oil mills, three Sahara hotels, quarries and stakes across Tunisia's banks.
IDH chief executive Hend El Sherbini's $291 million bid to take the Egyptian diagnostics group private had drawn no acceptances by July 22.
Aziz Akhannouch is worth $1.6 billion, sells Morocco a third of its fuel, and runs the government that awards his companies contracts.
Egypt's billionaire El Sewedy family is partnering with the government to launch eight Egyptian-German technical schools built on a German training model.