Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour’s Palm Hills approves $206.5-million Sukuk bond to fund new project
Mansour controls a beneficial 4.68-percent share in Palm Hills Development.
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Mansour controls a beneficial 4.68-percent share in Palm Hills Development.
The move comes in the wake of a water crisis that has left Egypt and its neighbors struggling.
Fawry Microfinance is an operating subsidiary of Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payments.
The El-Sewedy family owns 68 percent of the electric company, or 1,478,689,860 shares.
According to a bourse filing, Sawiris acquired 203,024 shares in Nile City Investments via the block transaction.
Hassan Allam Holding is Egypt’s largest privately held engineering, construction, and infrastructure firm.
Nawy’s innovative solutions and services have assisted over 60,000 people in finding houses.
El Sewedy said the group finished the year with strong performance across all of its operating segments.
The proposed transaction is FAB’s second major transaction in Egypt.
Disway’s market cap is $150.3 million, while Benjelloun’s 7.36-percent stake is worth $11.1 million.
The transaction is part of a proposed business combination with the SPAC, Queen’s Gambit Growth Capital.
The automotive and consumer electronics distributor announced that it has reached an agreement with Apple Trading Egypt.
The multimillionaire made the pledge during a phone call with the country’s minister of youth and sports.
Hassan Allam Holding is Egypt’s largest privately held engineering, construction and infrastructure company.
The increase in net profit was fueled by a 2.4-percent increase in net-interest income.
El-Sherbini owns a 25.5-percent stake in the group, or 152,982,356 ordinary shares.