The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company expects to sign two loan agreements worth EGP 37 bn with Banque Misr and National Bank of Egypt next week, Al Borsa reports. The financing will be allocated to expanding and improving the national grid as well as increasing power supply, sources tell the newspaper.
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