Egyptian billionaire Yasseen Mansour loses $6.5 million on Palm Hills stake
Chairman Yasseen Mansour’s Palm Hills stake falls $6.55 million amid continued share pressure on the Egyptian Exchange.
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Chairman Yasseen Mansour’s Palm Hills stake falls $6.55 million amid continued share pressure on the Egyptian Exchange.
Yasseen Mansour loses nearly $10 million from Palm Hills stake as EGX shares drop, highlighting challenges in Egypt’s real estate sector.
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Over the past 15 days, the company’s stock has risen by 9.64 percent, boosting Mansour’s stake from $43.15 million to $47.31 million.
Palm Hills, chaired by Yasseen Mansour, kicked off 2025 with $1 billion in Q1 sales, up 148%, driven by booming demand in New Cairo, Badya, and Alexandria.
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Palm Hills Developments' revenue surged 55.6% to $536 million in 2024, doubling profits as unit sales soared as strong asset growth cements its market leadership.
Mansour, one of Africa’s leading business leaders, holds a 10.83-percent stake in the Cairo-based real estate firm, equating to 318,574,726 shares.
The Egyptian billionaire’s stake could have grown by as much as $41.9 million if not for the devaluation of the Egyptian pound against the U.S. dollar.
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Mansour, who serves as chairman of Palm Hills Developments, holds a 10.83 percent stake in the company, representing 318,574,726 shares.
This follows Mansour's acquisition of an additional stake in Taaleem, increasing his holding to 18.3 percent after purchasing shares worth EGP505.6 million ($10.46 million).
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