State-owned Egyptian Petrochemical Holding Company has completed feasibility studies for a USD 7.5 bn petroleum refining complex in New Alamein, a company source said. The source said a US-based company conducted the studies, but did not disclose its name. The facility will refine some 5 mn tonnes of crude per annum when it comes online in 2024. We had noted in July that the Oil Ministry is studying petrochemicals and refining projects, which could potentially take shape under public-private partnership frameworks, in the city.
More from Enterprise
Banque du Caire’s blockbuster IPO holds firm against EGX selloff
The IFC and the EBRD are in for USD 100…
Electricity Ministry studies changing how your electricity bill gets calculated
The plan is still under study, and neither of the…
EGX30 sheds 4.43% in October to post its first back-to-back monthly loss of 2026
The benchmark fell 4.43% and the small caps twice as…
DPI closes Egypt-born fintech fund Nclude at USD 112 mn
The final close adds roughly USD 7 mn to a…