The Transport Ministry has liquidated the Egyptian Company for Ports and Dry Ports for incurring EGP 13 mn in losses since it was formed in June 2017, a source told Al Mal. The company also failed to join one of the bidding consortiums to build the USD 100 mn 6 October dry port, despite competing for the project being one of the chief reasons the government had founded the company in June 2017. The company was 85%-owned by the General Authority for Ports and Dry Ports and 15% by Al Ahly Capital.
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