Real estate developer Heliopolis Housing said that a dispute over the payment it owes for its 22.71 sq-km plot in Shorouk has been resolved by a presidential decree ruling that the company should only pay the value of 0.71 sq-km to the New Urban Communities Authority, the company said in a bourse filing (pdf). The company was given the plot as compensation for another piece of land it owned, which became part of a project to develop Cairo Airport.
More from Enterprise
FM Abdelatty pitches SCZone to Brazilian and Indian investors
Plus: CIB gears up to launch digital bank Yomo in…
Qatar’s Green Sky Capital secures financing for USD 200 mn SAF plant
The facility could add more than 10% to global SAF…
New tax bill heads to House ahead of July rollout
The new package scraps the contentious capital gains tax, overhauls…
Fawry overhauls subsidiary leadership with new Fawry Plus, Fawry MSME heads
The fintech pioneer taps Group CFO Abdelmeguid Afifi to run…