chemXplore tracks 3 projects in Egypt, of which 3 are active.
Of the active ones, 3 new construction.
Initial 1 GWh pack plant for heavy-duty vehicles with planned expansion to 5 GWh and addition of passenger EV packs and solar/wind energy storage; licensor to supply cells, tech and training.
Groundbreaking held for the Abu Tartour phosphoric acid plant in Egypt under an EPC joint-venture contract.
35% non-operated stake in Cyprus Block 12 (Aphrodite); produced gas to be sold to EGAS; completion expected early 2027, subject to approvals.
Stronger E&P and favourable refining margins lift H1 results; capex focused on Rijeka Upgrade, offshore development and green hydrogen milestones.
Final Investment Decision for Cronos targets first Cypriot gas in 2028; field holds >3 Tcf GIIP and will route gas via Egypt’s Zohr and Damietta for LNG exports.
Cyprus' first gas field will send about 2.8 Mtpa LNG to Europe via Egypt's Damietta terminal; start-up expected 2028 and half the output will be marketed to Europe.
€17.4bn package backs energy projects, an €800m Cernavodă loan, securitisation expansion and upgraded Ukraine–EU crossings.
Long-term deal to deliver technologies, catalysts, equipment, services and digital solutions to improve refinery performance, asset value and sustainability.
They stress independence under an Enterprise Court mandate, aim to finalise assessment by end-June 2026, and have not authorised an EGM to approve the proposed transaction.
NNS plans a voluntary all‑cash offer at EUR 4.10 cum dividend per share; OCI board (excluding court‑appointed members) backs a cash option tied to the Orascom combination.
