National Asset Management And Investment (EGX: NAMI) is an Egypt-based real estate asset management, investment, and technical consultancy services company. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, the company operates as the primary investment and property monetization vehicle for the state-affiliated Holding Company for Construction and Development under the Ministry of Public Business Sector. The company specializes in maximizing the economic yield of distressed, idle, and underutilized real estate portfolios, serving government institutions, state-owned enterprises, and private sector investors across the Arab Republic of Egypt. Its core operational segments and service offerings comprise real estate asset management and monetization, including comprehensive portfolio auditing, asset appraisal, economic feasibility studies, asset repositioning, legal regularization, and debt-settlement-through-asset-swap arrangements; project management and facilities administration, providing full-lifecycle construction oversight, structural rehabilitation, and facility operation and maintenance services through specialized operating subsidiaries; real estate marketing and commercialization, encompassing brokerage, promotional campaigns, commercial leasing, and asset divestment via structured public auctions; and geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial asset documentation, delivering cadastral mapping, remote sensing, satellite imaging, and digital spatial data registries to facilitate institutional urban planning and resource allocation. In recent corporate developments, the company executed a listing on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX) within the small and medium enterprises (SME/Nilex) market segment under the ticker NAMI (ISIN: EGS73M81C012). Following non-objection approvals from the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) in accordance with listing disclosure regulations, the company approved a major capital expansion to increase its issued share capital from EGP 55 million to EGP 105 million, distributed across 21 million shares at a par value of EGP 5 per share, funded via shareholders' credit balances to enhance liquidity, support scaling operational commitments, and satisfy regulatory listing mandates. This expansion follows the company's comprehensive strategic restructuring and rebranding from its original identity as Upper Egypt-Red Sea Company, transitioning away from historical toll-road infrastructure management toward becoming a dedicated corporate and public real estate asset management platform.