egyptian entrepreneur omar khairy confirms rigas acquisition of new projects investments in east afr

Egyptian Entrepreneur Omar Khairy Confirms Riga's Acquisition Of New Projects, Investments In East Africa

Key Points
  • RIGA Holding plans 2025 expansion into East Africas cement and mining sectors, capitalizing on the regions untapped potential and resources.
  • The company is also expanding in West Africa, launching subsidiaries in Senegal and Cte d'Ivoire to strengthen its presence in cement, mining, and energy.
  • RIGA Holding continues to thrive under Khayri Abo Elyazzed's leadership, securing major contracts and expanding its diverse portfolio across Africa.

RIGA Holding, the privately held engineering and construction giant led by Egyptian businessman Khayri Abo Elyazzed and COO Omar Khairy, has unveiled plans for 2025, starting with new contracts in East Africa's cement and mining sectors. The expansion underscores the group's strategic shift to capitalize on the region's untapped opportunities and resources.

Khairy, recognized as one of Egypts emerging business leaders, emphasized commitment to East Africas economic landscape. Our vision for 2025 is to position RIGA as a key player in East Africas thriving industries by leveraging our expertise and proven track record. The region offers vast potential, and were ready to deliver innovative solutions to its diverse sectors, Khairy said.

West African expansion gains momentum

RIGA Holding is making bold strides by expanding its reacha shift in its strategy. Led by Abo Elyazzed and Khairy, the Cairo-based firm is now poised to play a key role in East Africa's cement and mining sectors. These new ventures will contribute to large-scale infrastructure development, aligning with the region's rising economic ambitions.

Alongside its expansion into East Africa, RIGA Holding is also launching operations in Senegal and Cte d'Ivoire this month. These new subsidiaries will serve as central hubs for the companys growing presence in West Africa, where it has formed partnerships with major players in cement, mining, oil, and gas.

Commenting on the group's West African initiatives, Khairy said, We consider Senegal and Cote dIvoire as strategic countries in the region, already we have key players partners with us in cement, mining, oil and gas and by operating these subsidiaries, more opportunities and clients will be added to RIGAs track record due to the dedication and efficiency of our performance.