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THE WEEK IN REVIEW

Egypt’s central bank goes against expectation + Lots of macro updates

Good morning, friends, and happy FRIDAY. We hope the blackout gods spare you this weekend, so you can enjoy some relaxing downtime in the comfort of your AC.

AND IF YOU’RE JOINING THE WEEKLY SAHEL EXODUS- Before you run to the beach for your tan, may we suggest you try out some of our favorite local skincare products for the summer?Our Enterprise Guide for the week lists some of our favorite boutique local skincare brands, many of which use natural ingredients to help protect and take care of your skin before and after you oil yourself up under the sun.

☀️ THE WEATHER THIS WEEKEND- You’re going to need the SPF: Today’s temperatures will stay stable at 38°C and drop to 25°C in the evening, while the mercury is set to climb tomorrow to a daytime high of 39°C, before falling to 27°C, as per our favorite weather app.

Enterprise Weekend comes out each Friday at 9:00am CLT. We’ll be back on Sunday at 6am with EnterpriseAM. Until then: Enjoy the weekend.

LAST WEEK IN 3 MINS- It was a relatively quiet week on the privatization front, but we had a flurry of macro updates and plenty of news on the energy front to keep us busy.

ON THE MACRO FRONT-

#1- The CBE raises interest rates: The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) decided to raise interest rates by 100 bps at yesterday’s meeting, defying expectations of a third consecutive hold. The overnight deposit rate was raised to 19.25%, while the overnight lending rate increased 20.25%. The CBE’s main operation rate grew to 19.75% and the discount rate was also raised to 19.75%, according to a statement from the CBE (pdf). The Monetary Policy Committee’s decision came “in order to contain the inflationary pressures and anchor inflation expectations around the CBE’s targets.”, the statement reads.

#2-Private sector contraction softens again in July: The contraction in Egypt’s non-oil private sector slowed to its softest pace in almost two years on the back of uptick in market demand, according to S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (pdf). The country’s PMI rose for the fourth consecutive month, reaching 49.2 in July, up from 49.1 in June.

#3- Morgan Stanley lowered its growth outlook for Egypt in FY 2023-2023, and now expects the economy to grow 4.2% during the year, down from its previous forecast of 5.0%. Analysts at the investment bank also anticipate another EGP devaluation in September or October and another 200 bps interest rate hike alongside the devaluation.

#4- Net foreign liabilities reached record highs in June amid the country’s continuing FX shortage. The deficit in net foreign assets widened to negative USD 27.1 bn in June from negative USD 24.4 bn in May, by our count.

#5- External debt reached another record high: External debt rose 1.5% to USD 165.4 bn in 3Q FY 2022-2023, up from USD 162.9 bn in the previous quarter. The figures also mark a 5% y-o-y increase from when external borrowing was at USD 157.8 bn.

ONE SINGLE PRIVATIZATION STORY MADE THE ROUNDS-

Maersk could acquire half of the 545-MW Zafarana wind farm after the government approved the shipping giant’s ownership in principle. The company contacted the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) to express interest in acquiring the asset but hasn’t yet submitted an official bid.

BUT THERE WAS A LOT ON THE ENERGY FRONT-

#1- The government started operating its national electricity grid according to its rolling blackout schedule announced earlier this week. Blackouts will continue until at least the end of August as the summer heatwave continues to put pressure on the country’s electricity network. You can view the full Cairo timetables here and here, and the Giza schedule here.

There were some hiccups with the rollout: Only a few areas have reportedly experienced blackouts according to the pre-announced schedules. Some people have reported that blackouts failed to follow schedules while others said they lasted longer than the one hour maximum previously suggested by ministers.

#2- Oil + gas exploration updates: Ministers greenlit three oil and gas concession agreements worth USD 319.5 mn that will see three multinational energy companies digging at least 13 wells in the Mediterranean and Gulf of Suez. Meanwhile, Shell is set to begin drilling new gas exploration wells at its concession areas in the Mediterranean in September.

#3- We’re seeing Swiss interest in a USD 1 bn green hydrogen plant: Switzerland-based energy investment firm Smartenergy is close to reaching an agreement with authorities to establish a USD 1 bn green hydrogen facility in Egypt.

WE ALSO HAD A FLURRY OFDEBT NEWS, including:

#1- Potential loans from the IFC: The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is considering extending a USD 55 mn loan to Al Baraka Bank for on-lending to to local and woman-owned micro, small and medium sized enterprises, and a USD 30 mn loan for Edita to support its working capital and fund fresh capex.

#2- And securitization transactions: MNT-Halan’s microfinance subsidiary Tasaheel closeda EGP 3.34 bn securitized bond issuance, while Raya Holding’s non-banking financial services outfit Aman Financial Services and its consumer finance arm Aman Microfinance issued EGP 859 mn in securitized bonds. Meanwhile, Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) subsidiary the Arab Company for Projects and Urban Developmentsold EGP 411 mn of bonds backed by securitized future cash flows.

AND NEWS OF A POTENTIAL M&A- Beltone has reportedly signed an MoU to acquire Minya-based micro finance provider Cash, and is waiting for regulators to give its go-ahead before it starts due diligence.

WHAT’S HAPPENING NEXT WEEK-

Capmas and the CBE will publish inflation figures for July on 10 August. Inflation accelerated at a record pace in June as the impact of multiple currency devaluations combined with higher seasonal demand sent food prices soaring. Annual urban rate of inflation rose to 35.7% y-o-y during the month.

The central bank will publish July’s foreign reserves figures early next week. FX reserves continued to inch up in June, reaching USD 34.81 bn.

Shalateen Mineral Resources gold mining tender deadline on Thursday: Shalateen is inviting bids for concessions in five areas of the Eastern Desert by 10 August, but could still apply to the Oil Ministry to extend the deadline.

A second round of Ukraine talks in Jeddah: Senior officials from as many as 30 countries — including Egypt — are set to attend a second round of talks over the Russia-Ukraine conflict in Jeddah on Saturday and Sunday.

Check out our full calendar on the web for a comprehensive listing of upcoming news events, national holidays and news triggers.

YOUR MOST CLICKED LINKS-

Cabinet’s blackout schedule on Facebook had us all clicking. (Statement)
Cabinet’s new English-language app to showcase the government’s efforts to attract foreign investment also caught your attention. (Website)
The new steps for settling military service for Egyptian men living abroad also pulled in our readers. (Statement)
News of a potential USD 30 mn IFC loan for Edita to support its working capital also grabbed attention. (IFC)
Egypt’s receipt of the first emergency shipment of mazut during our ongoing power crisis also got plenty of clicks. (Enterprise)

AROUND THE WORLD IN SEVEN DAYS-

The drama around Donald Trump’s indictment has occupied most headlines in the foreign press last week. A US judge rejected Trump’s plea to end the investigation into his interference with Georgia’s election results in 2020 earlier in the week, before he was handed an indictment on Wednesday both for the elections and the events leading up to the attacks on the US Capitol in 2021. in court in the state capitol yesterday.

Fitch ratings downgrading the US’ sovereign credit rating from AAA to AA+ on Tuesday, which sparked a sell-off in financial markets, has also kept the international business press busy. The ratings agency cited expectations for fiscal pressure over the coming three years and repeated high-stakes congressional battles over raising the debt ceiling as reasons for the downgrade.

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IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE- We look at whether industrial clusters — which have been used to great effect elsewhere — can be a way for SMEs to be part of a potential export-oriented economy. Our speakers shed light on where industrial zones are working for us already, how Egypt can leverage clusters to get a bigger slice of that cross-border trade, and how industrial clusters can bring together SMEs to work with larger firms. We were joined on that panel by Shady Williams, managing director of IDG, Mohamed ElGebely, team leader at USAID Trade, and Nada El Ahwal, CSO of Transmar.

WANT TO LISTEN? Head to: Apple Podcast | Spotify | Google Podcast . We’re releasing a new episode every Sunday morning.

HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND-

Attend an exceptional night with Mohamed Mounir and Hamid El Shaeri. El King, Mohamed Mounir, will share the stage with Hamid El Shaeri as part of the New Alamein Festival performances today. You can buy your tickets from Tazkarti.

Elissa and Tamer Ashour x New Alamein Festival 2023. Lebanese singer Elissa will be performing with singer Tamer Ashour tomorrow at New Alamein. Reserve your tickets from Tazkarti.

HAPPENING NEXT WEEKEND-

Amr Diab x Porto Golf Marina. Amr Diab is hitting Sahel one more time to perform on Friday, 11 August at Porto Golf Marina, North Coast. Tickets are available on Tazkarti.

The Enterprise Guide for summer skincare, courtesy of local brands

Local skincare brands worth your money: In the vast world of skincare, it’s easy to be captivated by the allure of international brands with their sleek packaging and global reputation. But there is an often-overlooked treasure trove of skincare formulated by local skincare enthusiasts, consultants and even chemists, that provide a more affordable — and sometimes, more natural and eco-friendly — alternative to big skincare chains.

Since we’re smack in the middle of the summer — and suffering through one of the most intense heat waves in the history of our planet — we’ve recommended some of our favorite boutique local skincare brands, and handpicked our favorite summer-friendly products. All of these brands have been tried and tested by at least one of us at the Enterprise HQ, and almost all have stellar customer reviews online.

NATURAL PRODUCTS-

Cruelty-free brandBlack Lotus provides skincare products that are both effective and ethically conscious. They have an extensive range of products, from shower gels to essential oils and body butters. Their summertime range includes a natural deodorant and a peppermint and lemon-oil-infused soap, formulated with peppermint and lemon oil to provide a cooling sensation and help cleanse, exfoliate and soften the skin.

You can find their products at Point 90 Mall in New Cairo, Arkan Plaza in Sheikh Zayed, and at any Diwan Bookstores branch across Cairo. Their products are also available at several spots in Zamalek and Maadi, including Osana Wellness Center, Bio Shop and Nun Center.

PRICE TAG- Most of their products range from EGP 50-250, but some of their pricier offerings (usually ones using expensive oils and herbs) can reach between EGP 1k and EGP 1.4k.

Inspired by ancient pharaonic remedies, Hathor draws inspiration from our rich Egyptian heritage to create skincare products that use natural ingredients — like food-grade certified cold-pressed oils — in their formulations. Standout offerings include their sun protection potion, which has SPF 50, and the sun healing potion, which is enriched with soothing aloe vera to nourish and repair skin after sun exposure.

PRICE TAG- Their products come at a higher price point, with some reaching EGP 1500.

If you’re more of a soap bar person, check out Bars: This small business specializes in handmade soap bars and beauty products using “high-quality organic ingredients,” according to their social media pages. If you’re looking for a collagen boost, their collagen C facial bar promises to keep your skin glowing and youthful. Their lotion bars are exquisite, but the tropical-scented coconut vanilla is an Enterprise favorite, especially for the summer.

DISCLAIMER- You might want to earmark this suggestion, as the Bars team is currently on vacation until the end of August, according to an announcement on Instagram.

PRICE TAG- Each of their bars costs between EGP 90-100.

If you’ve looked into natural skincare in Egypt, you already know about Norshek. For almost six years, the brand has dedicated itself to making a positive social and environmental impact. They’re all about eco-friendliness, ethically-sourced products that make a difference, and inclusivity. That means that you’ll find what you’re looking for regardless of your skin type or unique skin needs. Their summer-exclusive Sol-lotion is a much-needed combo of after-sun care and insect repellant.

PRICE TAG- You can find products for under EGP 50 and as high as EGP 350.

If your preferred hair removal method is shaving, make sure to check out cruelty-free brand Glazed. They’ve got a concise lineup of just four products, all tailored for prepping and taking care of your skin before and after shaving. Their products help you avoid razor bumps and ingrown hairs while shaving.

First in their lineup is Smooth Operator, a pre-shave scrub formulated with coconut oil, sweet almond oil, and vitamin E, pampering you before you pick up the razor. Their moisturizing shaving cream, The Shave of Your Dreams, is the real hero here, making sure your shave is completely irritation-free and infused with rose water and shea butter. They recommend topping it all off with their Glazed Donut oil, which will replenish your skin and keep all that moisture locked in, and their Wealthy Gel, a powerhouse product that will soothe and brighten the skin.

PRICE TAG- Each of these products will cost you under EGP 300, or you can go all-in and grab the whole collection for EGP 850.

Got milk?: The skincare edition.moj is a pioneering family business that swears by the power of milk, and infuses all their bars with either goat, camel, coconut, or almond milk to create the soap bars’ base. But the real star for this brand? Donkey milk. The brand has a range of donkey milk-based bars — with turmeric, coffee, and tobacco absolute blends. This vitamin- and mineral-rich milk is a well-kept secret for great skin, as it contains antioxidants, which provide anti-aging benefits, and is able to attract and retain water, making it a great moisturizer, according to Healthline.

moj sources all their animal-based milks from a small local farm in Egypt, ensuring that they don’t contain any hormones, antibiotics, and chemicals. This makes their soaps friendly to all skin-types, though they will note if there are exceptions. The brand has honed their cold-process recipe using food-grade virgin oils and butters.

Prefer vegan products? They have several vegan options, including the smokey mango butter bar, which is an ultra-moisturizing, “triple-butter” blend with cocoa, shea and mango butter.

PRICE TAG- moj’s products in the range of EGP 200 to EGP 250.

Founded in 2019, Meraki is a family business creating skincare options that are kind to children, the planet and your wallet. The brand offers a dedicated line for babies and children, providing gentle and safe skincare solutions. It also offers products specifically catered to men, including a moisturizing and nourishing beard oil. It also develops products tailored to help treat specific skin conditions, includingsoothing balms for those with eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea.

PRICE TAG- You can find products ranging from EGP 40 all the way up to EGP 535.

MORE COMPLEX SKINCARE-

Cruelty-free brandClementineuses the founder’s expertise as a certified skincare consultant to develop their formulations. Among their standout products is the moon milk, a daily SPF moisturizer infused with aloe vera, hyaluronic acid, almond oil, rose oil and other botanical extracts, according to its website. Another favorite is the sleep mask, an overnight treatment that uses niacinamide, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid to revitalize and restore the skin.

PRICE TAG- Their most affordable product is EGP 125, and their most expensive is EGP 390.

Laqué is a skincare-makeup hybrid brand that promises a rich and pampering experience at a gentle price point. Verdure, their luxurious bath product line, provides a lavish bathing experience that nurtures the skin, while another great product to have on the go is their blueprint hand cream, which combines anti-inflammatory properties with deep moisturization and nourishment. Laqué also offers an SPF lip balm and a vitamin E-infused lip lacquer.

PRICE TAG- Their most expensive product costs EGP 425, but their line averages around EGP 182.

Talk to Me is the horror movie for the summer + Delve into the psychology of financial fraud with Fool Me Once

📽 AT THE MOVIES-

Talk to Me is the horror movie you’ve been waiting for all year. Originally debuting at the Sundance Film Festival, this viscerally terrifying film by twins Danny and Michael Philippou, who got started making horror shorts for Youtube, is chilling to the bone. It rivals this summer’s wildly successful blockbusters in ratings, currently standing at a very comfortable 95% on Rotten Tomatoes and four out of five stars on Google audience ratings. It stars breakout actor Sophie Wilde as Mia, who delivers a striking performance as she grieves her mother’s passing.

The risky party game that kicks off the plot involves a severed hand that once belonged to a psychic or a Satanist, and was presumably cut off to stop them communicating with the dead. Discovering the hand, which has been embalmed and cased in ceramic, a group of teens do what teens do — make a game of it, film it, and post it online. The game involves holding the hand and inviting the spirit of a dead person to possess your body — with the trick being that you have to end the ritual within 90 seconds. Unfortunately for that group of friends, as the game goes on, the spirits start to become a little too familiar.

The Philippou brothers’ debut on the big screen delivers an intelligently crafted and genuinely terrifying film, perhaps the scariest A24 production to date. As well as a genuinely unsettling experience that will not only have you on the edge of your seat, but also watching through your fingers, it is a poignant exploration of the psychological relationship between the living and the dead, especially during times of grief.

WHERE TO WATCH- Talk to Me is screening at Cairo Festival City, Plaza Cinemas, Arkan Cinema and Sun City Cinema.

What happens when you release a Halloween movie smack dab in the middle of summer? Short answer: You lose mns of USDs. Disney’s Haunted Mansion is based on Disneyland’s The Haunted Mansion ride. It features a host of talented actors such as Rosario Dawson, LaKeith Stanfield, Owen Wilson, Tiffany Haddish, and the beloved Danny DeVito, but unfortunately for this ensemble, the studio expected them to do all the heavy lifting with no support from the script. The movie had a Disney-sized budget of USD 157.8 mn, according to Variety — compared to Barbie’s USD 145 mn and Oppenheimer’s USD 100 mn — and only garnered USD 33 mn with its debut.

The plotline: It follows Dawson’s character, a single mother looking for a fresh start in a visibly haunted home, who enlists the help of a grieving astrophysicist (Stanfield), a priest (Wilson), a psychic (Haddish), and a professor (DeVito) to help rid her new home of spirits.

Our take:It is a solid premise for a spooky Halloween movie, but its inconsiderate release date and bad writing sabotage what could have been a fun watch for children and a nostalgic watch for older audiences. While some good chase sequences, effective jumpscares, and the odd chilling scene arepeppered throughout the film, the cast is severely underutilized, and what could have been moving scenes are lost due to the forced Disney-fication of the tone of the movie. As a result, the comical Haddish and DeVito struggle to deliver the punchlines written for them, and only a few glimmers of the ensemble’s chemistry — Wilson and Stanfield’s specifically — shine through.

WHERE TO WATCH- Haunted Mansion is showing on VOX screens in City Center Almaza and Mall of Egypt, Cairo Festival City standard and VIP theaters, and Premiere Point 90. You can also find it streaming on Disney+, though we would recommend waiting until the official spooky season for a fun family watch.

📚 FROM THE BOOKSTORE-

Forensic accounting specialist Kelly Richmond Pope guides us into the world of financial fraud in Fool Me Once: Scams, Stories, and Secrets from the Tn-USD Fraud Industry. In a realm that causes so much damage to individuals, families, corporations, and even governments alike, there is much to be said, from how victims fall for crafty ponzi schemes to what drives perpetrators to commit fraud. Pope sits down with fraudsters, victims and whistleblowers to more clearly understand the psychology of fraud.

The book is filled with fascinating fraud stories + interesting analysis: Pope takes us beyond the technicalities of fraud in her book, offering a gut-wrenching view of cases where harm far exceeded money. For instance, the author tells the story of a doctor who cheated his cancer patients by diluting their treatments to maximize his income — with devastating health consequences to unsuspecting victims. The book undoubtedly leaves you wiser about the inner workings of the minds of criminal fraudsters, and the threats that surround us in our daily lives.

WHERE TO FIND IT- The book is available at Diwan Bookstore for EGP 1.2k.

🍴 HOT AND FRESH OUT OF THE KITCHEN-

Lado’s Pizza brings a taste of Napoli to Mall of Arabia’s The Park. The pizzeria has fresh ingredients, uses thin dough —- the Italian way — and makes the crust extra crispy.The restaurant menu features all the classic favorites like Funghi and Pepperoni, and the best part is: f you can’t commit to one choice, you can switch things up by ordering from a selection of choices that are available per slice — but fret not, they’re not stingy when it comes to portions.

Don’t skip dessert. As far as desserts go, we loved the Tiramisu, but you can also opt for the torta di mele: An apple pie with the perfect mix of sweet and tangy.

💵 Per person: EGP 200-250

🪑 Outdoor seating: Yes

🍺 Alcohol: No

🦽 Accessibility friendly: Yes

Become Monet’s pupil in this aesthetically pleasing game

New release The Master’s Pupilis a Monet-themed indie game that took the developer, Pat Naoum, seven whole years to make. Why, you ask? Well, he hand-painted it — and not on a tablet. Whether you’re an artist, a non-practicing lover of the arts, or even just a casual gamer, it’s easy to appreciate the beauty of this game, which is accompanied by a beautiful score.

Set against the backdrop of impressionist painter Claude Monet’s life, and taking place literally inside his eyes (hence the pun in the title), the objective is to help the artist complete his masterpieces by solving puzzles related to events and challenges Monet encountered in his own life, like dealing with loss of vision due to cataracts or the passing of his wife. It is a biographical adventure that offers deeply immersive insight into the life of the legendary artist.

Much like making art, the low-stakes game encourages you to slow down and take the time to consider your next move, testing your brain rather than your reflexes.

⌛ Hours of gameplay:TBD

💵 Price: USD 14.99

👾 Platforms: Steam for Windows and Mac OS, Nintendo Switch. Demo available.

Tex Mex Motors breathes new life into the car makeover reality TV genre

Radical car flips + lots of personality in car makeover show Tex Mex Motors: Netflix’s Pimp My Ride-esque new automobile series follows a group of passionate mechanics and vintage car connoisseurs who discovered Mexico’s abundant supply of discarded vintage used cars — essentially a treasure trove that can generate some serious greenback if utilized correctly. They set themselves a target to earn USD 250k over four months by buying, revamping, and reselling the cars at a margin.

What to expect: From old Ford Mustangs to carryalls, the team of car restorers find classic cars and move them across the border to their shop in El Paso to restore. The restoration scenes, which see rust-ridden junk brought back to their prime, are fun and exciting, while the personality of the crew carries the storytelling of the show.

THE ENTERPRISE ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR

AUGUST

4 August (Friday): Mounir and Hamid El Shaeri concert, New Alamein Festival 2023, New Alamein.

5 August (Saturday): Elissa and Tamer Ashour concert, New Alamein Festival 2023, New Alamein.

8 August (Tuesday): Jadal concert, El Sawy Culturewheel, El Zamalek, Cairo.

10 August (Thursday):Omar Khairat concert, the New Alamein Festival 2023, New Alamein.

10 August (Thursday): Carole Samaha and Bahaa Sultan concert, New Alamein Festival 2023, New Alamein.

10 August (Thursday): Jadal concert, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria.

11 August (Friday): Amr Diab Summer Concert, Golf Porto Marina, North Coast.

13 -19 August(Sunday-Saturday): El SawyCulturewheelbook fair, ElSawy Culturewheel, Zamalek, Cairo.

12 August (Saturday): Massar Egbari concert, El Sawy Culturewheel, Sheikh Zayed, Cairo.

21 August (Monday): Akher Zafeer concert, El Sawy Culturewheel, El Zamalek, Cairo.

22 August (Tuesday): Omar Khairat Live Concert, Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski, Cairo.

25 August (Friday): Russ Concert, New Alamein Festival 2023, New Alamein.

SEPTEMBER

21-23 September (Thursday-Saturday) L’Etape Egypt by Tour de France, Sharm El Sheikh

26 September (Tuesday): Prophet Muhammad’s birthday (TBC).

28 September (Thursday): National holiday in observance of Prophet Muhammad’s birthday (TBC).

OCTOBER

6 October (Friday): Armed Forces Day.

13-20 October (Friday-Friday): El Gouna Film Festival (GFF).

28 October (Saturday): Djs Kygo, Tiësto, Kung and Frank Walker concert, Giza Pyramids.

NOVEMBER

11 November (Saturday):El Gouna Half Marathon 2023, El Gouna.

15-24 November (Wednesday-Friday): Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF).

EVENTS WITH NO SET DATE

2023: The inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum.

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