Monday 26/January/2026 – 06:53 PM
Hassan Allam Utilities B.V. intends to… in. Acquisition of 50% of the share capital of RWD Investment B.V. RWD Investment, in a strategic deal aimed at raising its stake to 100% of the total shares.
Hassan Allam seeks to acquire 50% of RWD Investment
According to the company’s notification to government agencies in Egypt, viewed by Cairo 24, this total acquisition would give “Hassan Allam Utilities” individual and direct control over the target company and all of its operational operations.
This step reflects the group’s desire to strengthen its investment portfolio in vital infrastructure sectors, and to unify its efforts under one administrative umbrella that ensures efficiency and sustainable growth.
Hassan Allam Utilities and its related parties have a strong presence in the Egyptian market, as they specialize in the fields of engineering and construction for the implementation of large industrial and commercial projects, and the development of residential real estate.
The group is also emerging as a major player in investing in facilities and infrastructure, including renewable energy projects, producing building materials such as steel and concrete, as well as providing integrated solutions for logistics and transportation services.
By the beginning of 2026, this new expansion will contribute to consolidating the company’s position as a leading regional center in providing integrated and smart infrastructure solutions.
Strengthening capabilities in the water treatment sector
In contrast, the activities of RWD Investment B.V. are focused on And its subsidiaries are in specialized fields that include establishing and operating water desalination plants and potable water and sewage treatment plants.
Its complete acquisition by Hassan Allam Utilities represents a great added value, as it allows the group to integrate the advanced technologies owned by the target company into its major projects system. This technical integration aims to meet the growing demand for water security projects in early 2026, in line with the state’s plans to maximize the use of available water resources.
This deal gives Hassan Allam Utilities greater flexibility in implementing “design, build and operate” contracts for water plants, which reduces operational costs and increases the group’s competitiveness in local and international tenders. With the completion of the transfer of ownership of the remaining 50%, the company will be able to accelerate the pace of work on existing and future projects, with a focus on innovation in water desalination and treatment solutions.
