Top 10 Egyptian Businessmen on the Billionaires List 2025

BY THE ARAB TODAY Apr 04, 2025

Top 10 Egyptian Businessmen on the Billionaires List 2025

Top 10 Egyptian Businessmen on the Billionaires List 2025

Egypt, a country with a rich historical legacy, is also home to some of the wealthiest and most influential businessmen in the Middle East. As of 2025, several Egyptian entrepreneurs and tycoons have made it to the global billionaires list, showcasing their remarkable achievements in various industries. From construction and telecommunications to agriculture and finance, these individuals represent the driving force behind Egypt’s growing economy. Here are the Top 10 Egyptian businessmen on the Billionaires List 2025.

1. Nassef Sawiris

Nassef Sawiris remains the richest man in Egypt and among the top in Africa. With a net worth exceeding $9 billion in 2025, he holds key stakes in multinational companies such as Adidas and OCI N.V., a global leader in fertilizer production. His business acumen and global investments continue to elevate his status on the billionaire charts.

2. Naguib Sawiris

Brother to Nassef, Naguib Sawiris is a prominent figure in telecommunications and media. As the former CEO of Orascom Telecom, his ventures span from Egypt to Italy and North Korea. His net worth is estimated at over $3 billion in 2025, driven by savvy investments and political influence.

3. Mohamed Mansour

Chairman of the Mansour Group, Mohamed Mansour has built an empire with interests in automotive, retail, and industrial equipment. Representing global brands like General Motors and Caterpillar in Egypt, his net worth is approximately $2.5 billion in 2025.

4. Yasseen Mansour

A key shareholder in the Mansour Group, Yasseen Mansour has also played a vital role in real estate development and FMCG distribution. His net worth stands at around $1.9 billion, making him a consistent figure on the billionaires list.

5. Youssef Mansour

Another Mansour sibling, Youssef oversees the family’s consumer goods business. His leadership in supermarket chains and logistics operations adds significant value to the group, placing his net worth at approximately $1.7 billion.

6. Mohamed Al-Fayed

Although primarily based in the UK, Mohamed Al-Fayed—best known for owning Harrods and Fulham FC—remains one of Egypt’s most iconic businessmen. His fortune, estimated at $1.5 billion, continues to grow through real estate and luxury brand investments.

7. Ahmed Ezz

A steel magnate and former politician, Ahmed Ezz made his billions through Ezz Steel, the largest steel producer in the MENA region. His current estimated net worth is $1.3 billion in 2025, supported by a rebound in the construction and manufacturing sectors.

8. Mohamed Abou El Enein

Known as the “Ceramics King of Egypt,” Abou El Enein has transformed his company, Cleopatra Group, into an international ceramics brand. His diversified business interests push his estimated net worth to $1.1 billion in 2025.

9. Samih Sawiris

The third Sawiris brother on the list, Samih is a tourism and hospitality tycoon, with Orascom Development Holding operating resorts across Egypt and Europe. His net worth is around $1 billion in 2025.

10. Hisham Talaat Moustafa

A leading figure in Egyptian real estate, Hisham heads the Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG), developers of iconic projects like Madinaty and Al Rehab. His wealth, estimated at just under $1 billion, rounds out this elite list.

Conclusion

These top 10 Egyptian billionaires are not just among the wealthiest in the country, but also among the most influential in shaping Egypt’s economic landscape. Their global investments and strategic leadership continue to drive progress, inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs in the Arab world.

Published: 4th April 2025

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