- CEO
- Tamir Mohammed Mohammed Nassir
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Homebuilding
- Address
- Cairo Egypt
- IPO Date
- May 7, 1995
- Business
- Heliopolis Company for Housing and Development SAE is an Egypt-based public real estate development and urban planning company engaged primarily in master-planned community development, land subdivision, infrastructure construction, and property management. Founded in 1906 and headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, the company operates as a subsidiary of the state-owned Holding Company for Construction and Development under the Ministry of Public Business Sector. The company's operations are structured into multiple core business segments: Real Estate Development, Land Management and Infrastructure, and Commercial and Leisure Assets. Its primary products and services include the development and sale of master-planned residential communities, multi-family residential apartments, standalone villas, and townhouses; the construction and leasing of commercial properties, administrative office centers, retail complexes, and medical facilities; the acquisition, banking, planning, subdivision, and sale of undeveloped land parcels; the engineering and execution of integrated civil infrastructure networks, including road networks, water supply systems, sewage treatment facilities, and electricity distribution grids; and the management, leasing, and restoration of recreational, hospitality, and historical properties, notably Merryland Park and the Granada entertainment complex. Heliopolis Company for Housing and Development conducts all of its operational activities within Egypt, with major urban footprints concentrated across Greater Cairo, including historical Heliopolis, Sheraton Heliopolis, and New Heliopolis City. In recent corporate developments, the company has undertaken major strategic and operational initiatives to optimize its vast land bank and strengthen its financial profile. The company concluded the direct sale and transfer of its flagship 1,695-feddan Heliopark plot in New Cairo for approximately EGP 15 billion to state urban authorities, allocating the proceeds toward debt liquidation, infrastructure upgrades, and self-funded construction. Concurrently, the company expanded its private-sector partnership portfolio by entering into public-private revenue-sharing agreements and co-development joint ventures across New Heliopolis City. Furthermore, the company launched updated master development plans for New Heliopolis City to accelerate integrated utility connections, instituted new commercial and residential parcel auctions, and restructured its asset management operations to monetize non-core and leisure assets across its Cairo portfolio.