- CEO
- Ahmed Abdel Wahid
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Cairo Egypt
- IPO Date
- Sep 16, 1997
- Business
- Giza General Contracting & Real Estate Investment SAE is an Egypt-based public shareholding company engaged in general contracting, civil engineering, and real estate development operations. Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Giza, Egypt, the company serves public authorities, governmental ministries, municipal bodies, and private sector developers across the Arab Republic of Egypt. The company structures its commercial activities into two core business divisions: Contracting and Infrastructure, and Real Estate Investment and Development.
Through its contracting and civil engineering division, the company offers a comprehensive range of construction and project execution services, including the construction of multi-story residential buildings, urban housing compounds, and mass social housing developments; the development of commercial centers, corporate office buildings, educational institutions, and healthcare complexes; industrial civil works, including factory facilities, storage warehouses, and workshop structures; public utility infrastructure, such as potable water purification stations, municipal wastewater treatment plants, water lifting stations, and extensive sewage and drainage pipeline networks; civil transport works, consisting of road construction, asphalt paving, earthworks, and bridge infrastructure; and specialized building services, encompassing electromechanical engineering, power distribution installations, HVAC systems, plumbing, and architectural finishing works. Through its real estate investment division, the company manages land bank acquisitions, property subdivision, master-planned residential and mixed-use project development, and property sales and marketing operations across various Egyptian governorates.
In recent developments, Giza General Contracting & Real Estate Investment has expanded its operational footprint across major national development and infrastructure initiatives in Egypt, securing significant contracting packages for public housing programs and infrastructure upgrades under the presidential Decent Life (Hayah Karima) rural development scheme. To enhance project delivery capacity and manage construction cost pressures, the company has formed strategic consortiums and joint venture partnerships with regional contracting firms to jointly tender for large-scale utility, transport, and urban expansion projects. Additionally, the company has undertaken operational restructuring and capital optimization initiatives, including the phased monetization and co-development of non-core land holdings, working capital adjustments to manage supply chain and raw material cost fluctuations, and targeted investments in modernized construction machinery to accelerate completion timelines across its active project portfolio.