Red Sea International Group

Red Sea International Group is an industrial and construction company in Egypt established in 1991. The company has gained recognition as an "A" class roads contracting company and is involved in mega projects in the New Administrative Capital and Al Dabaa, with a total worth exceeding two billion Egyptian Pounds. In line with governmental regulations, the company is on track to be classified as an "A" class category within one year in the construction field.

Notably, Red Sea International Group has successfully executed significant road projects, including those in Bahariya Oasis and Farafra, as well as the partial construction of the Farafra-Assiut road. The company has also undertaken the construction and paving of internal roads in various areas such as Al Hayz Villages in the Bahariya Oasis, Al Awsat Ismailia/Al Awja, Al Jeddi Road, Baghdad Road, and the 4th Latitude Road. Additionally, they have contributed to projects like the construction of the Geneva Road, the renovation of the entrance of Bawiti City, and the construction of residential neighborhoods in the New Administrative Capital. Beyond road construction, the company has also been involved in greenhouse projects in Abu Sultan and fish farms in unique locations.

Although specific details about the last investment and last investment investors are not available, Red Sea International Group stands out with its extensive experience and significant contributions to the construction and infrastructure development in Egypt. With a strong track record of executing large-scale projects, the company's operations align with the growing construction and industrial sectors in the region.