Sharkawy & Sarhan, has announced the promotion of four of its rising stars. Nesma Abdelbary, Youmna Fahmy, and Menna Abouzekry who have been elevated to pivotal positions within the legal team, while Mariam Ahmed has
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Sharkawy & Sarhan Law Firm announced their involvement in financing the Kom Ombo solar power project, which recently won the IJGlobal Global’s award for “Energy Transition Deal of the Year.” The project is a
In a significant development in the energy sector, the Oil & Gas team at Sharkawy & Sarhan has successfully served as the Egyptian legal counsel in the sale of the Neptune Energy Group to Eni
Giza Systems, a prominent technology solutions provider, has successfully secured financing totaling USD 84 million for a Murabaha facility and EGP 2.82 billion for a Mudharaba facility. These funds are structured to support the expansion initiatives of
Sharkawy & Sarhan Law Firm (Sharkawy & Sarhan) has been instrumental in the pivotal step forward for the transformative Damietta Port Project, participating in the signing of the Financing Documents following the earlier signing of
Sharkawy & Sarhan acted as the Egyptian legal adviser to The International Finance Corporation (IFC) on securing USD250 million long-term loans to Commercial Bank International (CIB) to support its capital and fund green projects. The
Sharkawy & Sarhan, a leading Egyptian legal firm, proudly announces its role as the legal adviser to the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in a groundbreaking financial transaction. The firm played a crucial role in facilitating
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Eni and Vår Energi to acquire Neptune Energy Group for $4.9B
Eni International (“Eni”) along with Vår Energi (“Vår”) have reached an agreement to acquire Neptune Energy Group Limited (“Neptune”) for an aggregate enterprise value (subject to customary adjustments) of $4.9 billion. Founded in 2015 in
Sharkawy & Sarhan acted as Egyptian legal adviser to The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), The OPEC Fund for International Development and The African Development Bank (AFDB) in respect to the financing. Latham &
Vodafone has announced that it has agreed to transfer its 55% shareholding in Vodafone Egypt to its sub-Saharan African subsidiary, Vodacom Group Limited, for cash and new ordinary shares in Vodacom. The transaction is valued at €2.72
