Seven Investors in the Ain Sokhna Automotive Logistics City are days away from signing a new contract after a number of companies backed out of the original agreement, Al Mal reported on Tuesday. China’s TEDA Holding had inked agreements with a number of investors early this year to establish a EGP 300 mn auto manufacturing and shipping hub in the Suez Gulf’s freezone to serve as a base for car imports, exports and storage.
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