• EBRD approved a USD 25M loan to Hassan Allam Holding to support capital spending and equipment upgrades in Egypt’s construction sector.
• The financing will be directed to Hassan Allam Construction as the group continues expanding its domestic project pipeline and operational capacity.
• The deal follows earlier EBRD funding and reflects sustained multilateral support for Egypt’s private-sector infrastructure players.

Hassan Allam 

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (ERBD) has approved a USD 25 million loan for Hassan Allam Holding.

The financing will be used to support the expansion of Hassan Allam Construction, the group’s  operating subsidiary. The funds will primarily be allocated toward capital expenditure, including machinery and equipment investments within Egypt.

This is not the first time the EBRD has backed Hassan Allam Construction. In February 2025, the bank extended a four-year loan worth USD 22.6 million to support the company’s capital increase.

Together, the two facilities signal continued confidence in Hassan Allam’s operating model and project pipeline. The group remains one of Egypt’s largest construction players, with activities spanning infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects.

Loans

The latest loan also fits into a broader pattern of EBRD activity in Egypt’s private sector. In recent months, the bank has increased its exposure to companies operating in logistics, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals.

Earlier, the EBRD provided USD 27.6 million (EGP 1.3B) in financing to Ibnsina Pharma. The funding supported capital expenditure for a new warehouse and long-term working capital needs. 

Separately, Minapharm Pharmaceuticals disclosed that it is in discussions with the EBRD for a USD 15.8 million (EUR 13.25M) loan. The proposed financing would be used to refinance part of the company’s short- and medium-term debt obligations.Bottom line: The EBRD loan supports Hassan Allam’s expansion plans and reinforces investor confidence in its long-term operating strategy in Egypt.