Al Gaweesh Group, a leading company in investment and services in Egypt and the Middle East, has announced the launch of its new brand, reflecting its future vision for growth, development, and ambitious expansion plans, Invest-Gate reports.
This step is part of the group’s commitment to providing diverse and innovative services to meet customer needs and contribute to sustainable economic development within the framework of the state’s strategy and Egypt Vision 2030.
Furthermore, Al Gaweesh Group encompasses seven companies operating in various investment fields since 1982. It offers a wide range of high-quality projects, services, and solutions in collaboration with the public and private sectors.
Moreover, these companies include Green Modeling Constructions (GMC), specializing in infrastructure, commercial, and residential projects; LARZ Developments for project management and development; ISC (Integrated Solutions Consultancy) for integrated solutions in various fields; HWS, featuring Creamers Factory offering diverse food and beverage products; POV for technology and industries; and currently preparing to launch Green Modelling Solutions, aiming to provide advanced solutions in clean energy and industries, along with Emirates Marble Factory.
For his part, Abdelrahman Helmy Gaweesh, CEO of Al Gaweesh Group, highlighted the company’s strong economic and financial foundations and distinguished human resources, emphasizing teamwork to achieve the best performance with utmost efficiency.
Gaweesh noted the group’s 40-year experience in investment and business, contributing to excellence across various sectors.
Gaweesh also emphasized the group’s commitment to nurturing a new generation of leaders and innovators, supporting them in achieving their visions and goals through innovation, continuous development, and providing cutting-edge solutions with the highest quality standards and rapid execution in all its services.
Notably, the group has expanded into several countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Rwanda in East Africa, and England, with plans to expand into North African countries, confirming its strong growth strategy and effective role in driving regional development.
