- CEO
- Tarek Mostafa Abdel Samad Abdel Naby
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Building products
- Address
- Cairo Egypt
- IPO Date
- Feb 14, 2007
- Business
- Arabian Metal Industries and Industrial Investments (EGX: AMII), formerly known as Arab Valves Company, is an Egypt-based industrial manufacturing and investment company specializing in the design, engineering, production, and marketing of brass valves, fittings, and mechanical plumbing components. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, with extensive production facilities in the 10th of Ramadan City Industrial Zone, the company manufactures sanitary and industrial fluid control solutions for residential, commercial, and infrastructure utilities.
The company operates through specialized metalworking and precision manufacturing divisions, offering an extensive portfolio of products and related industrial services, including: full-bore and reduced-bore brass ball valves for domestic and industrial water systems; specialized gas ball valves certified for natural gas distribution networks; ball hose bibcocks and washing machine connection valves; spring-loaded check valves and non-return valves; angle valves and concealed shut-off valves for plumbing installations; thermal and pressure safety relief valves for water heaters and boilers; brass pipe fittings, adapters, nipples, couplings, and threaded connectors; sanitary tapware, faucets, and mixer subcomponents; and specialized metal surface finishing services, encompassing nickel plating, chrome plating, galvanization, sandblasting, and acid chemical washing.
In recent developments, the company executed a comprehensive corporate rebranding and strategic reorganization, receiving approval from the Listing Committee of the Egyptian Exchange in July 2026 to officially change its name from Arab Valves Company to Arabian Metal Industries and Industrial Investments and update its trading ticker symbol from ARVA to AMII. This structural shift reflects the company's broadened mandate to diversify into broader metallurgy sectors, advanced industrial components, and strategic manufacturing investments. Operationally, the company has expanded its automated casting, CNC machining, and electroplating lines to increase production capacity and satisfy growing demand from national infrastructure projects, including government-backed residential natural gas connections and municipal water works across Egypt, while bolstering export operations across the Middle East and African markets.