Egy Crete, a subsidiary of Capriole Group, produces the latest raw materials and building materials, Invest-Gate reports.

The company also raises the production efficiency of its factories by using the latest machines, especially in Badr factory, in addition to launching its factory in Sadat City.

Mostafa Mofeed, vice chairman and managing director of Capriole Group, says that Egy Crete owns three factories in Badr City and will open a factory in Sadat City by the end of 2022. The company aims to provide major projects with advanced building materials such as Interlocks for East Cairo, West Cairo, the North Coast, and Upper Egypt.

Additionally, the company is keen on selecting the factories’ locations to link different parts of Egypt, providing the projects’ needs, and reducing transportation costs, which represent at least 10 to 15% of the total cost.

For the first time in Egypt, the company uses the “CS-36QUATTRO8*8PLUS” machine to produce 4,500 per day. This machine is produced by Airmac and is considered the most modern machine in the world.

As for the Sadat City factory, it uses machines to produce raw materials for the first time in Egypt, which are tiles used in tourist resorts in Europe, the UAE, and some Gulf countries. These tiles are also compatible with modern environmental standards and green architecture.
Moreover, Mofeed explains that the Sadat factory serves 11 governorates, besides El Alamein and the North Coast.

The factory costs EGP 140 mn and the company is responsible for supplying products to develop Sharm El-Sheikh in order to host the COP27 Climate Summit next November.

Egy Crete partners major road and construction companies in Egypt, including the Arab Contractors, Hassan Allam, Al Rowad, and New Giza. It also cooperates with the New Urban Communities Authority to implement projects by New Cairo, New Damietta, and New Mansoura authorities.

It is noteworthy that Egy Crete contributes to implementing the development of Alexandria Park, Al-Fattah Al-Alim Mosque, some projects in the NAC, and other projects of private sector companies.