Acrow Misr
EEGX:EGS3E071C013-EGP99.80
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Acrow Misr
EGX:EGS3E071C013-EGP
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- Acrow Misr for Scaffolding and Formwork SAE is an Egypt-based engineering and manufacturing company primarily engaged in the design, production, distribution, and rental of metal formwork, scaffolding, and industrial storage systems for the civil engineering, building construction, infrastructure, and oil and gas industries. The company operates through specialized business divisions and regional subsidiaries, including Acrow Integrated Construction Services (AICS) and Acrow Building Products (ABP). Its core product and service offerings comprise wall, column, and foundation formwork systems; slab, beam, and table forms; climbing, single-sided, and tunnel formwork; modular, facade, mobile, and suspended scaffolding; heavy-duty shoring towers and falsework; industrial warehousing and automated racking storage systems; polymer composite boards and lightweight building panels; comprehensive structural engineering design and technical support; equipment leasing, maintenance, and site supervision; and specialized civil engineering contracting, including slipform construction for silos and towers, heavy lifting and rigging for petrochemical and power plants, and bridge girder launching, erection, and structural rehabilitation. Headquartered in Helwan, Cairo, Egypt, and founded in 1977, Acrow Misr operates across the Middle East, North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Southeastern Europe, with operational footprints and regional subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Morocco, Kenya, Tanzania, and Romania. In recent developments, the company initiated corporate restructuring procedures to execute a voluntary delisting of its shares from the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) supported by fair value equity appraisals, while expanding its project execution capabilities to supply major infrastructure, transport, and real estate mega-developments across East Cairo and Egypt's New Administrative Capital, as well as high-capacity construction markets across the Gulf Cooperation Council region.