The Egyptian Company for Press, Publication and Advertising
The Egyptian Company for Press, Publishing and Advertising is the owner of Al youm Al Sabea (Youm7) newspaper and its website. The company was most likely established in conjunction with the newspaper in 2008. Since 2018, the company belongs to the Egyptian Media Group, headed by Tamer Morsi, a drama producer and owner of Synergy for artistic production and advertising.
The ownership of the Egyptian Company for Press, Publishing and Advertising changed more than once, although the MOM team was not able to retrieve precise information about these changes. But in 2012, the two businessmen, Ahmed Abu Hashima - the former Chairman of the Egyptian Media Group - and Alaa El-Kahki – the owner of Al Nahar Channels, acquired some of the shares, after Mohamed Al-Amin and business man Suleiman Amer withdrew.
In December 2017, the investment company Eagle Capital announced that it had acquired Hashima’s shares in the Egyptian Media Group and thus became an owner of the Egyptian Company for Press, Publishing and Advertising.
Mother Company
The Egyptian Media Group
Business Form
Private
Legal Form
Joint Stock Company
Business Sectors
Egyptian Company for Press, Publishing and Advertising operates in the print media sector.
Individual Owner
Other Print Outlets
Al Youm Al Sabea (Youm7)
Other Online Outlets
Al Youm Al Sabea (Youm7)
http://parlmany.youm7.com/
http://plus.youm7.com/
http://www.superkora.football/
General Information
Founding Year
2008
Founder
Waleed Moustafa
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Financial Information
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Management
Executive Board
Dalia Khorshid (CEO)
Dalia Khorshid was appointed Minister of Investment in 2016 and was overthrown by a cabinet reshuffle in February 2017. In March 2017, Khorshid married the central bank governor Tareq Amer. In December 2017, Dalia Khorshid started issuing statements as the chairman of Eagle Capital which is owned by the General Intelligence. Khorshid has extensive experience in the private sector, where she held the position of CEO of Orascom Construction Holding before becoming the Minster of Investment. She also worked at the Commercial International Bank and served as Vice President of Citibank for 8 years. In 2005, she moved to work for Orascom Construction, as a financial policy officer in the Sawiris family's economic group, and held several positions until she became executive director.
Tamer Morsi (Chairman)
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Supervisory Board
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