The government is looking into providing incentives to winners of cement licenses as part of the Investment Act’s executive regulations, Al Mal reports. Egyptian Cement, South Valley Cement, and El Sewedy Cement have been awarded cement production licenses in March 2016. The government believes the incentives could help the companies expand their investments. The nature of the investments have not been outlined.
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