Egypt's Taj Misr targets $171mln in real estate, hospitality asset acquisitions
By Eman Hamed
Egyptian real estate developer Taj Misr is establishing two investment funds targeting the acquisition of real estate and hospitality assets valued at a combined 9 billion Egyptian pounds ($cc million approximately), as part of its expansion into investment and fund management.
The company's Chairman, Mostafa Khalil, said in a press statement that the Taj Misr Real Estate Investment Fund aims to acquire property assets worth approximately EGP5 billion, while the Taj Misr Tourism Real Estate Investment Fund will target tourism and hotel assets valued at up to EGP4 billion.
The company has initiated procedures to establish Taj Misr for Promotion, Underwriting and Real Estate Fund Management, which will serve as its financial services and fund management arm after securing approval from Egypt's Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA).
The regulator also approved the establishment of Taj Misr Real Estate Investment Fund Company under Resolution No. 2912 of 2026, alongside the incorporation of Taj Misr Tourism Real Estate Investment Fund Company.
Khalil said the group also plans to launch a digital platform and mobile application to enable investors to subscribe to and manage investment fund certificates online.
(1 US Dollar = 52.65 Egyptian Pounds)
(Writing by Eman Hamed; Editing by Anoop Menon)
(anoop.menon@lseg.com)
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