Cooper for Commercial Investment & Real Estate Development
EEGX:COPR0.41
EGP
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ISIN
EGS65511C015
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46.54
68.34
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- CEO
- Hisham Ibrahim Abdul Moneim Al Nahas
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Cairo Egypt
- IPO Date
- Mar 4, 2007
- Similar Companies
- Business
- Cooper for Commercial Investment & Real Estate Development S.A.E. is an Egypt-based company engaged in real estate development, property investment, general construction contracting, and commercial investment activities. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, the company is publicly traded on the Egyptian Exchange under the ticker symbol COPR. Cooper for Commercial Investment & Real Estate Development focuses on the acquisition, subdivision, urban planning, construction, management, leasing, and sale of residential, commercial, administrative, and mixed-use real estate properties, while also undertaking commercial trading operations and contracting services across Egypt. The company operates through three principal business divisions: Real Estate Development and Property Investment, General Contracting and Infrastructure, and Commercial Trading and Agency Services. Its comprehensive portfolio of products and services includes: residential property development comprising multi-family apartment complexes, gated residential communities, luxury villas, and affordable housing units; commercial and administrative real estate development consisting of corporate office buildings, business hubs, administrative suites, shopping complexes, and retail strips; property management and asset monetization services featuring commercial space leasing, tenant management, facility operations, building maintenance, and property brokerage; infrastructure and civil contracting works involving land reclamation, site preparation, earthmoving, utility network installation, architectural finishing, and structural engineering; project management and real estate advisory services offering development feasibility studies, architectural master planning, construction supervision, and turnkey delivery for third-party institutional and private clients; and commercial investment and trading services encompassing the procurement, wholesale distribution, import, and supply of building materials, construction equipment, architectural hardware, and interior finishing supplies. Cooper for Commercial Investment & Real Estate Development serves a broad client base that includes individual homebuyers, private real estate investors, corporate tenants, commercial enterprises, and public and private sector development partners. The company concentrates its operational footprint predominantly across the Arab Republic of Egypt, targeting high-growth urban corridors, master-planned developments, and commercial zones within Greater Cairo, Alexandria, and surrounding governorates. In recent years, the company has undertaken major strategic and operational transformations to strengthen its balance sheet and capitalize on Egypt's growing real estate and infrastructure sector. The company executed corporate reorganizations to consolidate its core operations around high-margin mixed-use and commercial property assets while scaling back low-margin trading operations. Cooper for Commercial Investment & Real Estate Development has pursued capital structure optimizations, including proposed and executed capital increases and financial restructurings, to fund land bank expansions and accelerate ongoing construction timelines. Furthermore, the company has forged new strategic contracting and development alliances with regional construction firms and project managers to co-develop commercial parcels, expand its pipeline of administrative and retail rental properties, and enhance recurring rental revenue streams. Operational adjustments have also focused on adopting advanced project scheduling systems, mitigating inflation risks in construction input costs through enhanced supply chain partnerships, and expanding direct property marketing channels to improve sales velocity and customer engagement.