In this episode, President and CEO Abdallah Sallam outlines how a sixty-seven-year-old legacy developer was repositioned into a high-growth platform and the longer-term ambition to become a Global Five Hundred company.
In this episode, Amr El Batrik, CEO of Orascom Industrial Parks (Orascom IP), examines the group’s industrial pipeline, export-oriented zones, regulatory facilitation frameworks and the role of green hydrogen and eco-industrial standards in reshaping Egypt’s competitiveness for international capital.
In this episode, Dr Hassan El Kalla explains how education and healthcare sit at the center of CIRA’s capital allocation and how Gulf partnerships are accelerating regional expansion.
In this interview, Mohamed Aly discusses the development of Egypt’s sovereign Sukuk market, ADIB’s rapid financial growth, the bank’s role in channeling UAE capital into the country and its major investments in digital infrastructure.
This episode examines El Gouna’s mixed-use development model, its investor proposition anchored in currency risk mitigation, the role of UAE capital flows and how infrastructure expansion in business parks, marinas and branded residences supports long-term asset value accretion.
Here, the CEO of Rowad Modern Engineering outlines how the company’s long-standing relationships with Emirati clients paved the way for its UAE market entry and explains how the company is positioning itself within national infrastructure and energy pipelines through partnerships with global engineering groups.
In this episode, Philip Tieku, CEO of Star Oil, examines how operational discipline, digital infrastructure and downstream integration are reshaping capital deployment and partnership opportunities in Ghana’s fuel retail market.
In this interview, Kwaku Osei Sarpong explores the founding purpose of CIPA Holdings, the company’s pan-African expansion, evolving climate finance models and the growing opportunities for Gulf investors.
In this interview, Ramesh Sadwani discusses how he has led the group as managing director since 1997, overseeing its expansion from a small family business into a nationwide retail and industrial platform.
In this interview, Raymond Adiepena outlines the company’s regional expansion strategy and listing ambitions, and explains why Ghana’s stability and legal framework are increasingly central to investors looking for scalable African platforms.
