The capital markets, like the wider economy, have been subject to the effects of the historic political events that unfolded in Egypt during 2011. Uncertainty has bred volatility: a rapid decline in value over 2011 was followed by a record recovery in the first quarter of 2012. However, with parliamentary elections successfully concluded and signs...
THE COMPANY: TMG Holding, with its 50m-sq-metre land bank, is among the largest and most diversified real estate developers in Egypt and caters to the middle- to upper-middle-income classes. The development schedule of its land bank extends beyond 2020, driven mainly by its flagship project Madinaty,...
THE COMPANY: Telecom Egypt (TE) is Egypt’s incumbent telecommunications operator, controlling the country’s only fixed-line network, with 8m subscribers as of the end of 2011. It participates in the mobile sector by providing interconnectivity to operators via its infrastructure and through a 44.95% stake...
THE COMPANY: SODIC operates as a master developer of residential properties, as well as commercial and retail projects, targeting the upper-middle to high-end segments. It has a 6m-sq-metre land bank in Egypt, distributed over eastern Cairo (Eastown), western Cairo (Westown), and the Alexandria Desert...
When political turmoil hit in early 2011, the insurance sector was in a transitional state. Several reforms were in various stages of implementation, including overhauls to state medical and pension plans that could have a profound impact on insurers. For the long term, however, the sector remains rich in potential, thanks to a combination of...
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