• Fawry has established a new holding company to expand its investment portfolio and consolidate all subsidiaries under one unified structure.
• The FRA approved the new entity, which launches with EGP 50M authorized capital and 99.99% ownership by Fawry.
• The holding structure aims to streamline restructuring, enable new ventures and acquisitions, and support sustainable, long-term growth across markets.

Fawry

 Egypt’s fintech giant, Fawry for Banking Technology and Electronic Payment announced the establishment of Fawry Holding for Financial Investment. This is a new entity that intends to expand that company’s investment portfolio and combine all of its subsidiaries under a single umbrella.

The holding company was established with an authorized capital of around USD 1 million (EGP 50M). Furthermore, it was established with paid in capital of approximately USD 105 thousand (EGP 5M). It is important to note that Fawry will contribute 99.99% of the company’s capital.

The Committee for the Establishment and Licensing of Companies (لجنة تأسيس وترخيص الشركات الخاضعة) under the supervision of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) approved the establishment of the holding company on Thursday 27th November 2025. 

Holding Company

The holding company comes amid expanding investment activity, growing opportunities, and the need to restructure existing subsidiaries. The company also seeks to build a cohesive economic entity which requires an institutional framework capable of managing diversification. Additionally, this economic entity needs to be capable of directing investments toward clear objectives. It also needs to be capable of coordinating operations between existing subsidiaries and the new holding company.

The holding structure will allow Fawry to consolidate stakes in companies with similar or diverse activities under a single legal entity. It will also allow the creation of new specialized companies under the same umbrella.

The establishment of the holding companies represents a milestone to support the company’s growth. This is because it allows for the organization of investments and participation in new ventures. It also allows for acquiring existing companies, granting them activity licenses, and generating added value through integration across sectors.