Egyptian tycoon Ahmed Ezz loses $49.6 million from stake in Ezz Steel
Ezz, who founded Ezz Steel in 1994, owns 60.7 percent of the company.
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Ezz, who founded Ezz Steel in 1994, owns 60.7 percent of the company.
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Ezz owns a majority 60.7-percent stake in Ezz Steel.
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