Arab Developers Holding Secures EGP 986.6 Million Capital Increase with 98.66% Investor Coverage

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Arab Developers Holding Secures EGP 986.6 Million Capital Increase with 98.66% Investor Coverage

Arab Developers Holding has successfully completed its capital increase subscription, marking a significant milestone in the Egyptian capital market for 2026. This initiative represents the largest capital increase in the real estate sector on the Egyptian Exchange this year, achieving an impressive coverage rate of approximately 98.66%. The strong participation from major investors and business leaders underscores the confidence in the company’s future prospects.

Subscription Details and Capital Increase

The subscription process commenced on April 5 and concluded on April 19, lasting a total of 10 days. Arab Developers Holding aimed to raise its issued capital from EGP 1.39 billion to EGP 2.39 billion, which translates to an increase of EGP 1 billion. This capital increase was structured over 10 billion shares, each with a nominal value of EGP 0.10, alongside issuance expenses of one piaster for every 10 shares.

The subscription attracted existing shareholders and purchasers of subscription rights, resulting in a total of 9.865 billion shares subscribed, valued at EGP 986.6 million. Only 134.2 million shares remained unsubscribed, accounting for approximately 1.34% of the total increase. This high coverage rate reflects a robust market response and investor confidence in the company’s strategic expansion plans.

Use of Proceeds

Arab Developers Holding plans to utilize the proceeds from this capital increase to bolster growth, profitability, and sustainability. The company aims to expand its land portfolio for developing diversified real estate projects under Dalma Real Estate Development, with an initial budget of around EGP 400 million.

Additionally, approximately EGP 200 million will be allocated to expedite construction in hospitality projects within the “Nyoum Pyramids” development, located near the Grand Egyptian Museum. This initiative is expected to capitalize on anticipated tourism growth and increased demand for hotel accommodations, thereby enhancing foreign currency inflows and boosting operational revenues.

To improve financial efficiency, the company intends to allocate around EGP 250 million to reduce credit facilities for Dalma, along with EGP 150 million to partially repay credit facilities for Nyoum New Cairo. These measures aim to lower financing costs, enhance net profitability, and strengthen the overall financial position of the group.

Management Statements and Investor Confidence

Dr. Ayman Ben Khalifa, CEO and Managing Director of Arab Developers Holding, emphasized that the successful coverage of the capital increase subscription at approximately 98.66% reflects a high level of investor confidence in the company’s business model. He noted that this strong backing from major businessmen and institutional investors serves as a significant motivator for the company to continue executing its expansion plans.

Dr. Ben Khalifa further stated that the proceeds from the capital increase will be strategically deployed to target new land acquisition opportunities, accelerate execution rates in ongoing projects, and enhance the financial structure while reducing financing costs. This approach is aimed at fortifying the group’s financial position and improving operational efficiency in the near future.

The substantial investor turnout and high coverage rate not only signify confidence in Arab Developers Holding but also highlight the resilience of the Egyptian economy and the attractiveness of the local capital market. This scenario underscores the effective role of the Egyptian Exchange in facilitating and regulating offerings and subscription processes, thereby contributing to enhanced investor confidence and stimulating growth and investment.

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Published on 2026-04-23 21:26:00 • By the Editorial Desk

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