Message from the CEO
As we continue to expand our diverse range of
innovative, high-value products and services,
we will remain focused on the three pillars of
our business strategy: to deliver expert prod-
ucts and services, to know our customers, and
to succeed in every venture we undertake.
To start, a quick recap on 2018. We are proud
that we managed to maintain our topline,
which almost doubled in 2017, by focusing on
turn key services, product diversification and
new market development. Elsewedy Electric
reported a revenue of EGP 42.5 billion EGP and
4.9 billion EGP Net Profit in FY 2018. Our wires
and cables business segment continuing to an-
chor our growth, while our younger segments,
such as meters and transformers continue to
unlock their substantial growth potential.
2018 witnessed a new leap in our turn key busi-
ness by signing The Rufiji Hydroelectric dam in
Tanzania, an iconic project that we are imple-
menting with our JV partner Arab contractors
that is expected to generate more than 2.1 GW
of power that will help boost the economy in
Tanzania. On the investment front Elsewedy
Electric signed an agreement with the Suez
Canal Economic Zone to establish a utility in
this zone that will provide all utility services to
the investors that are flocking to the zone. To
crown these achievements, we were awarded
the South-South Cooperation award during
African Development forum organized by Alti-
jari-Wafa Bank.
In 2019 we decided to restructure ourselves
across five segments to leverage the synergies
between similar activities hence improving effi-
ciency as well as improve the focus on growing
each segment. The five segments are:
1) Industry segment, which will be responsible
for all our manufacturing activities.
2) Contracting segment responsible for all our
turn key business.
3) Technology segment responsible for our
smart metering business and system integra-
tion business.
4) Investment segment responsible for our in-
vestments in power as an independent power
producer (IPP) and utilities operator.
5) Development of industrial sustainable cities
and logistics centers.
I am glad to share with you that Elsewedy Elec-
trics’ experience is well appreciated around the
world. In H1 – 2019, I was honored to meet
The Heads of state for Guinea, Rwanda, Libe-
ria, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic of Con-
go, Eswatini, Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo
who all have welcomed our efforts to provide
sustainable and integrated Energy solutions in
their countries through our focused plans of
expansion in Africa and East Europe.
So far 2019 has been a great year of our newly
established Investment segment. We are an-
nouncing in this edition our latest acquisition
of Wind Power plants in Greece that will have a
very positive impact on our financial returns as
well as on our Carbon foot print.
Speaking of the carbon foot print, I am glad to
announce that we have issued our first Carbon
foot print reports for year 2018 which makes
us one of the leaders across the Middle East to
issue this report signaling our commitment to
the environment and sustainability of the mar-
kets we serve.
Finally, I would like to thank our partners and
customers for their trust in Elsewedy Electric
and our teams who were up to the challenge
and managed to put Elsewedy Electric at the
forefront in the markets we serve. Human
Capital development will always top our list of
priorities because we are only as strong as our
people.
Ahmed El Sewedy
President & CEO
Elsewedy Electric
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Index
04 ACHIEVEMENTS
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HSE 74
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04 Rufiji Hydropower Tanzania

08 Renewable Energy Acquisition STA 78
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10 World’s Largest Solar Park
12 Al Layyah Power Station CSR 84
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14 Al Aweer Power Station
16 Nuweiba Water Desalination Plant SUSTAINABILITY 86
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18 Powering Up The New Capital
21 Egypt Your Gateway to Africa INTERNAL NEWS 89
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22 Developing Industrial Cities
28 Building the Future HUMAN CAPITAL 92
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32 Bringing Intelligence to Energy
38 Meeting Your Communication needs INVESTOR UPDATES 96
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42 The Biggest Power Transformer
44 The Beneficial Shift to HTLS CONTACT US 100
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NEWS ROUND-UP 46
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AROUND THE GLOBE 60

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PROMISING PARTNERS 66
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QUALITY 70
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Tanzania &
The Future
of Alternative
Energy
Rufiji Hydropower Project in Tanzania

The Joint Venture of “The ARAB CONTRACTORS

(OSMAN A. OSMAN & Co.)” and “ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC” signed
a USD 2.9 billion EPC Contract for the execution of the national
project of Rufiji Hydropower plant in the United Republic of Tanzania

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30,874
Cubic M/Second
maximun flood
Elsewedy Electric and its
partner are joining forces with
the government of Tanzania
to provide reliable, affordable
and sustainable source of
electricity to the people of
Tanzania and shall encompass
expected future demand.
Elsewedy Electric announces the signing of a
USD 2.9 billion contract in a fully integrated
joint venture between the Company and the Arab
Contractors (Osman A. Osman & Co.) with the
government of the United Republic of Tanzania
to build a new dam and hydropower plant on Ru-
fiji river on EPC (Engineering, Procurement and
Construction) basis. This contract was subject to
serious and various rounds of negotiations that
followed the international tender that was issued
by the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy in 2017,
which was awarded to the Joint Venture.
The Project, which is financed through direct
funding by the Government of the United Re-
public of Tanzania is located approximately 200
kilometers west-south of Dar Es Salaam and shall
start producing energy by June 2022, with project
completion expected within 36 months after 6
months mobilization period.
The 2,115 megawatts ground powerhouse is
connected to a right-bank headrace system with
three power tunnels each feeds three out of the
nine vertical Francis hydro turbine, each of 235
megawatt; the design flow for each unit is 235.56
cubic meter per second. This contract covers the
engineering, civil works as well as the procure-
ment, installation and commissioning of all hy-
dro-mechanical, electromechanical and electrical
equipment. The Project includes the construction
of a RCC (roller compacted concrete) gravity dam
with 131 meter height, a spillway, a roller com-
Rufiji
River,
Tanzania
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TANZANIAN’S SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

pacted concrete saddle dam, three gravity saddle
dams, a diversion tunnel, a water conveying
system with three power tunnels, a powerhouse,
400kV switchyard, a bridge on Rufiji river, Owner
facilities, temporary facilities and access roads.
The upstream drainage area of the dam site is
158,000 square kilometer with mean annual
water flow of 887.5 cubic meter per second and
mean annual water runoff of 27.9 billion cubic
meter. The full supply level of the Project is 184
meter above sea level (masl), where the crest
elevation of the RCC dam is 190 masl and its
crest length is 1025 meter. The Crest spillway of
the main dam consists of seven orifices. Total
discharge capacity of the main spillway under
PMF (probable maximum flood) is 30,874 cubic
meter per second.
Tanzania Minister of Finance, and many officials
from the governments of Tanzania and Egypt.
“With this unprecedented contract, Elsewedy
Electric and its partner are supporting Tanzania’s
economic development by exploiting the country
water resources to build an affordable, reliable
and sustainable energy mix for Tanzania’s future,”
said Ahmed Elsewedy, President and CEO of
Elsewedy Electric S.A.E. “The Tanzanian People
can count on the Egyptian Joint Venture. This has
been also strongly committed by the Egyptian
leadership, and it shall remain, as it has always
been, the commitment of Elsewedy Electric in all
its operation in its mother continent Global.”

Under one integrated Project management organ- ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC’s

ization with joint responsibility, the entire Project
shall be executed by the joint venture in which
Single biggest contract ever
Elsewedy Electric holds 45% and The Arab Con-

6,307
tractors (Osman A. Osman & Co.) holds 55%.
The signing ceremony was witnessed on
12/12/2018 in Dar el Salaam by H.E. the Hon-
ourable Dr. John Pombe Magufuli – President of
the United Republic of Tanzani, H.E. Dr. Mostafa GWh
Madbouly – Prime Minister of the Arab Republic Additional Annual
of Egypt, H.E. Hon. Kassim Majaliwa Majaliwa Energy Generated
– the Prime Minister of the United Republic of From Hydropower
Dar
Es Salam, Tanzani, the Egyptian Minister of Electricity and
Tanzania Renewable Energy, the Egyptian Minister of Irri-
gation and Water Resources, the Tanzania Minis-
ter of Energy, the Tanzania Minister of Work, the

$ 116.7
million
Social Projects in Tanzania

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African Export Import Bank Collaborates with
Elsewedy Electric for the Rufiji Dam Project in
Tanzania
African Export Import Bank and Elsewedy Electric
are partners of success in different markets and
projects across Africa. The strategic partnership
includes Elsewedy Electric’s Rufiji Dam project
in Tanzania. The bank has extended support
and commitment by reissuing the performance
guarantee under the name of JV Arab Contractor
Elsewedy Electric for USD 206Mln. Moreover, the
bank issued the advance payment guarantee under
the JV for USD 310Mln; which demonstrates our
strong relation with African Export Import Bank.

“We are glad to have Afreximbank as our

Partner in Success”

Rufiji Dam &

Hydropower
Plant in Tanzania

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Another Leap
in Europe….
Elsewedy Electric
Acquires Portfolio
Agios
of Renewable Energy
Assets in Greece
Andreas,
Greece

Elsewedy Electric S.A.E. (EGX: SWDY.CA),

a leading Integrated Energy and Infrastructure
Solution Provider announces the agreement with
R.F. Energy S.A. (a subsidiary of F.G Europe S.A.)
to acquire 100% of the share capital of 3 wind and
1 hydro-electric energy companies in operation
in Greece for a total consideration of €55 mil-
lion. This will be funded by a ring-fenced project
finance facility from National Bank of Greece
(NBG) covering up to 75% of the value, with the
balance to be paid in equity.

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63.6
An aggregate
Capacity of Three
Wind Parks
The 4 companies have an aggregate
capacity of 63.6 MW, three wind
parks; “Aioliki Kilindrias SA”, “Kallisti
Energeiaki SA”, “Aioliki Aderes SA”
and one small hydro power plant
“Hydroelectriki Achaias SA”. The as-
sets generate enough energy to power
approximately 34,000 homes with
an equivalent carbon dioxide (CO2)
footprint of 102 thousand tons.
The assets benefit from a fixed tariff
for all of the generated capacity under
Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)
for tenors vary between 12 years to
20 years . The PPAs stipulate that the
public utility off-taker “DAPEEP”
(Diacheiristis Ananeosimon Pigon
Energias kia Eggyiseon Proelefsis S.A.)
guarantees the purchase of all the en-
ergy produced at the parks. The parks
are located at Ermioni in Argolida,
Tsouka in Arcadia, Kilkis in Macedonia
and Achaia. The assets benefit from
existing infrastructure and intercon-
nections. All the wind parks use Vestas
Wind Turbine Generators (WTG) and
are under Operation & Maintenance
contract with “Vestas Hellas Wind
Kilindria
Wind Farm,
Greece
MW
34,000
HOMES
102,000
tons
Equivalent CO2
Footprint
Technology S.A.R.F. Energy S.A.”.
“The transaction is considered a
remarkable milestone for the group
by expanding into the Renewable
Energy sector and including Wind and
Hydro-electric energy under Elsewedy
Electric’s umbrella with geographical
expansion in Europe. Elsewedy Electric
is now one of the top renewable energy
operators in Greece. Moreover, this
investment is our second Independent
Power Producer (IPP) Project in the
EMEA region after Benban Solar Power
Plant in Egypt. As part of Elsewedy
Electric Corporate Social Respon-
sibility, we will always be seeking
investment opportunities that provide
sustainable solutions and added-value
for the general good of people.”, said
Ahmed Elsewedy, President & CEO of
Elsewedy Electric.
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Benban
One of the World’s Largest Solar Parks
Elsewedy Electric’s first Independent
Power Producer Project (IPP) will Kristalina
Georgeiva
start operating soon The Interim
Pressident
Our work in the largest solar park in the world is going as of WBG
planned. The first current will start by the end of this year. Our
scope is to develop, finance, build, own and operate the project
located in Benban, Kom Ombo, Aswan Province with a capacity
of 130 MWp (2X65MWp plots) which will power more than
30,000 houses while saving more than 60,000 tons of C02 a year. Benban Solar Park
The project, with a total investment value of approx. US$ 70
million, are expected to be granted finance from the European wins WBG’s best
Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the
French Proparco (Groupe Agence Francaise de Development. project award
“Focusing on the growing renewable energies market in The World Bank Group (WBG) gave
Egypt, Elsewedy Electric plans to grow up its portfolio and the best project award for Benban Solar
will increasingly contribute to Egypt plan to generate 20% Park in Aswan, according to the state-
of its energy from renewable sources by 2022.” commented ment by the ministry of investment and
Ahmed Elsewedy, President and CEO of Elsewedy Electric. international cooperation, adding that
it is the first time for Egypt to win such
an award.
The Interim President of the WBG,
Kristalina Georgieva, made a special
celebration at the WBG’s headquarters
in Washington DC, where she praised
the Egyptian project and its rates of
implementation, the statement noted.
The Minister of Investment, Sahar
Nasr, said the award reaffirms the
strong relationship between Egypt and
the WBG which includes supporting
the country’s reform programme and
the governmental plans for promoting
the private sector role in achieving the

The Largest
inclusive sustainable development.

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Elsewedy Electric T&D will car-
ry the energy generated from the
largest solar park in the world
and connect it to the national
grid Circuit OHTL.
S3 Benban-Nagaa Hamady with
an approximately 195 KM.

January 2019 marks one of our first achieve-
ment of the year: Our subsidiary Elsewedy
Electric T&D secured a significant tender with
the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company
(EETC) represented by the Armament Author-
ity. The distinctiveness of the project comes
from the fact that it is the transmission line that
will carry the energy, generated from the 2GW
solar farm in Benban – Aswan which is the
biggest solar energy farm in the Middle East,
and connect it to the national grid.
Elsewedy Electric acquired the Legal Practice
of the Construction of Quadruple bundle 500
KV Double Circuit OHTL: S3 Benban-Nagaa
Hamady, the project is to be executed on a fast
track basis in six months.
The scope of work includes design, supply,
construction, installation and testing of all
components (towers, conductors, insulators,
accessories, ground wire, OPGW and civil
works), while the equipment warranty is the full
responsibility of the contractor.

Powering more than 30,000 houses while

saving more than 60,000 tons of C02 a year.

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Al Layyah, UAE’s First

EPC plus Finance
Power Project

The Consortium of Elsewedy Electric and Mitsubishi Hitachi

Power Systems (MHPS) to build Al Layyah 1,026.3 megawatt
Combined Cycle Power Plant for Sharjah Electricity and Water
Authority (SEWA) in the Emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Elsewedy Electric in a Consor- Emirate of Sharjah and shall start and installation of the MHPS gas
tium with Mitsubishi Hitachi producing energy by 2020. The & steam turbines. In addition,
Power Systems, Limited (MHPS) , power plant will consist of one Elsewedy Electric will be respon-
announces Sharjah Electricity and power block made by MHPS sible for the site preparation,
Water Authority (SEWA) award contains two M701F gas turbines, levelling and the civil, construction
for the EPC contract of Al Layyah two heat recovery steam genera- and site utilities for the project.
Combined Cycle Power Plant in tors, one steam turbine, and three Demolish and relocation work is
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, generators. also included within the existing
with a value of approx. 550 million Our scope of work, representing Al Layyah power station. Water
USD. approx. 65% of the Project Works, structure with off-shore works is
The 1,026.3 megawatt gas-fired includes engineering, procure- also managed by Elsewedy Electric.
combined cycle power project ment and installation of balance MHPS scope of work includes
is located in Al Layyah in the of plant in addition to the erection fabrication, supply, testing and

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 1,026 commissioning of the power
block equipment in addition to
joint Project management.
Megawatt The Project features the first
EPC-plus-Finance project in
Combined Cycle UAE utilities power market.
Power Plant Japan’s export credit agency, The
Japan Bank for International
Cooperation (JBIC) signed
on the 28th of March 2019, a
buyer’s credit agreement (export
loan) with SEWA for the Project
which is co-financed by Société
Générale, Tokyo Branch (lead
arranger); ING Bank, a branch
of ING-DiBa AG; and Standard
Chartered Bank, Tokyo Branch.
The co-financed portion will
be covered by insurance from
Japan’s Nippon Export and In-
vestment Insurance (NEXI) .
SEWA currently operates 2,850
MW power plants in Sharjah
fired by natural gas and oil. In
addition to supplying electric
power, the plant uses the steam
created on-site to convert
seawater to fresh water, which
SEWA supplies within the
emirate of Sharjah. In response
to an increasingly tight power
supply due to Sharjah’s eco-
nomic development, SEWA
has embarked on a program to
increase power output and boost
efficiency through adoption
of state-of-the-art and high-
ly efficient power generation
facilities, and expansion of the
Al Layyah power plant is part of
this initiative.
Being awarded the EPC contract
of Al Layyah combined cycle
power project with Sharjah
Electricity and Water Authority
in Sharjah following the last
year award of the EPC contract
of Al Aweer “H” station phase
IV power plant with Dubai’s
Electricity and Water Authority
proves our capabilities, trust and
competitiveness that we built
in the United Arab Emirates”,
commented Ahmed Elsewedy,
President and CEO of Elsewedy
Electric S.A.E.

• First EPC-plus-Finance Power Project

in UAE with Japan’s ECA support
• Completion and Startup scheduled for
Mid-2021
• Full-Turnkey EPC Expansion of existing
plant operated by SEWA in Layyah

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Al Aweer “H”.. The First Power Generation

Project on EPC Basis for Elsewedy Electric
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) awards the Consortium of
Elsewedy Electric and SIEMENS AG an EPC Contract for AWEER “H” station
phase IV Power Plant in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Elsewedy Electric a leader to a Consortium which

includes SIEMENS AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
(Germany) announces on 6 February 2018
receiving DEWA’s award for the EPC contract of
the AI AWEER “H” station phase IV Power Plant
in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with a volume of
approx. 300 million USD.

ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC
Passed DEWA’s
Five Stars Audit

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140.993
Man-Hours/Month The 815 megawatt gas-fired open cycle power
project is located in AI Aweer in the Emirate of
Dubai and shall start producing energy by 2020. The

75,000m 3
power plant will consist of three Siemens F-class gas
turbines with generators.
Expected Excavation Elsewedy Electric’s scope of work includes engi-
neering, procurement and installation of balance of

35,000m
plant in addition to the erection and installation of
3 the SIEMENS gas turbines. In addition, Elsewedy
Electric will be responsible for the site preparation,
Expected is levelling and the civil, construction and site utili-
Rock-Backfilling ties for the project
Siemens scope of works includes fabrication, supply-
ing , testing and commissioning of the gas turbine
generators in addition to joint project management.
Al Aweer
“H” Station
phase IV This project meets the continued growth of demand
power plant for electricity in the Emirate of Dubai and works to
establish the status of Dubai as a leading model in
the region for its effective and efficient electricity

815MW
and water infrastructure.
DEWA is working hard to significantly advance
the quality of life in Dubai and is one of the most
important contributors to the vision of the wise
leadership of Dubai and the UAE. DEWA is also
Simple Cycle upgrading its services to be as efficient and reliable
Power Plant as possible with its electricity and water services
to achieve sustainable development in Dubai, and
happiness for generations to come.

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Life Finding Its
Way in Sinai
Nuweibaa Seawater Reverse
Osmosis (SWRO)
desalination plant
D
ue to the continuously increasing
demand for fresh water in the
desert and remote areas, the devel-
opment of non-conventional wa-
ter resources in Egypt is became
essential. The most advanced and promising
desalination technology is the reverse osmosis
(RO) system.
Desalination is a procedure in which broken up
minerals are expelled from saline water. Numer-
ous innovations have been produced for ocean
and salty water desalination, including warm,
switch assimilation (RO), electro dialysis and va-
por pressure frameworks. The most well-known
and broadly utilized procedure is turn around
assimilation. All desalination forms include three
fluid streams; the saline feed water, low-saltiness
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item water (saturate), and the saline concentrate
(brackish water).
The Nuweibaa Seawater Reverse Osmosis
(SWRO) desalination plant is the first water
desalination project to be added to Elsewedy
Electric portfolio. The project is located in South
Sinai, Egypt.
The scope is on EPC basis in collaboration
scheme between Elsewedy Electric and GIS
Aqua, the leading water industry technology
provider.
The project was commenced in November,
2018 and designed to deliver 15,000 m3/day of
drinking water and composed of (3) streams each
stream 5,000 m3/day, by end of 2020.
 15,000
m3/day
of drinking water

Pure Water is the

World’s First and
Foremost Medicine.
- Slovakian Proverb

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POWERING Cairo Capital S/S1

UP THE NEW 500/220/66/22 kv
GIS Substation
CAPITAL OF EETD prevailed over fierce competition from sever-

EGYPT
al multinational companies to win the Cairo Capital
SS1 500/220/66/22 kV GIS Substation project.
The Project Scope includes the engineering, fabri-
cations, factory testing, delivery to site, receiving,
unloading, storing, civil works, erection, testing and
commissioning, handing over the works to Employ-
er/EETC, putting in operation, insurance till hand-
ing over, training, warranty, and technical assistance
during warranty period of SS1 500/220/66/22 kv
GIS substation.
Due to the fact that the substation is the prime
source of electricity for the New Capital, the project
was signed as a fast track project with a duration of

2.4
12 months; even though the normal duration ranges
from 18 to 24 months.
EETD has maintained its HSE and quality proce-
million dures (certified ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS
18001) with the compact schedule of the project
Safe Working Hours
with 2,400,000 safe working hours and Zero LTA

12
and a daily average of 450 Egyptian workers.

months
Total Project Duration

450
Egyptian Workers /day

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Key Achievements
• The design and engineering is totally in house.
• The substation is the largest to be built in the
past 30 years.
• The total area of the substation is 112,500 m²
with building area 11,700 m².
• 373,223 cubic meters in excavation works in
180 days.
• 355,641 cubic meters in replacement and back
filling works in 220 days.
• 19,000 cubic meter of reinforced concrete in
180 days.
• Erection, testing and commissioning in 4
months.

T
he major reason for the new
capital city is to relieve conges-
tion in Cairo, which is already
one of the world’s most crowded
cities, and it is growing rapidly.
Greater Cairo’s population is set
to grow from 18 million people to 40 million
people by 2050. It will help to strengthen and
diversify the country’s economic potential by
creating new places to live, work and visit.
The new city is located 45 kilometers (28 miles)
east of Cairo and just outside the Second
Greater Cairo Ring Road in a currently largely
undeveloped area halfway to the seaport city
of Suez. According to the plans, the city would
become the new administrative and financial
capital of Egypt, housing the main government
departments and ministries, as well as foreign
embassies.

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POWERING THE NEW CAPITAL

1bn
UNDERGROUND CABLES
Elsewedy Cables Egypt has been awarded a contract with the Engi-
neering Authority of the Armed Forces with a total amount of 1.1 EGP
Underground
Billion EGP to supply and install 220KV power cables 1X2000 mm2
and Fiber Optic Cables.
This is the first time in Egypt to put 220KV High Voltage cables
inside a cable tunnel which is designed to receive 12 circuits 220KV Cables
power cables and equipped with DTS Monitoring System, Fire Power & Fiber Optic
alarm, Firefighting and forced ventilation systems for implementing
new smart cities in Egypt as Cairo Capital City as follows:
1- Interconnection of Capital S/S1 500/220/66/22KV Substation
- Capital S/S2 500/220/66/22KV Substation double circuit each
3x1x2000 mm2 Copper conductor XLPE Insulated cables of a dis-
tance about 5KM inside a cable tunnel.
2- Interconnection of Capital S/S1 500/220/66/22KV Substation
- Capital S/S3 500/220/66/22KV Substation double circuit each
3x1x2000 mm2 Copper conductor XLPE Insulated cables of a dis-
tance about 8KM inside a Cable Tunnel.
3- Interconnection of Capital S/S2 500/220/66/22KV Substation
- Capital S/S3 500/220/66/22KV Substation double circuit each
3x1x2000 mm2 Copper conductor XLPE Insulated cables of a
distance about 4KM inside a Cable Tunnel.

ELECTRICAL PROJECTS

1000+
Transformers INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
has been delivered - Bridges - Ministerial Building
- Tunnels - Knowledge Hub University
Transformers:
we have deliv-
ered over 1000+
transformers to
the city.

New
Capital
Bridge

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EGYPT... YOUR
GATEWAY
TO AFRICA
• GDP growth accelerated to 5.3%
• Egypt in the top 10 fastest developing
economies in the coming decade
• Suez Canal is the shortest link between
the East and the West
• Egypt acts as a channel for about
12% of the global trade
• Power Generation reaches up to 14.8 GW
• Road network upgrade with an invest-
ment surpassing USD 2.5 billion
• Egypt has the largest pool of high
skilled labor in the region
• Egypt possesses an abundance in natural
resources that meet the needs of industrial
and mining activities
• Prices of electricity, water and gas
are extremely competitive
5.3%
GDP
Growth
12%
of Global Trade
Through Egyptian Channel
2.5$+ 14.8
Road Network
Upgrade GW
Power Generation
Investment
Elsewedy Electric and SCZone
Establish a New Company for Invest-
ment, Operation and Management of
Utilities and Infrastructure Projects
Elsewedy Electric recently signed a partnership contract
with the General Authority for Suez Canal Economic Zone
(SCZone) to establish SCZone Utilities, a new joint venture
that will be operating in the thriving zone.
SCZone will be responsible for designing, establishing,
managing, operating and maintaining infrastructure projects
in SCZone, including electricity, water, wastewater, gas
projects and waste management. We are keen to establish
SCZone Utilities, which will play a key role in establishing
and operating all types of utilities and their components, to
help factories and production facilities operate smoothly and
according to the highest global standards.
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DEVELOPING
SUSTAINABLE
INDUSTRIAL
CITIES
Elsewedy Industrial Development serves as the
finest solution for the multitude of demands
facing manufacturers. We provide investors and
manufacturers with comprehensive, autonomous,
and self-sufficient industrial communities that
act as a safe haven and facilitate all processes
related to manufacturing, maintenance,
warehousing and more.

8
million 25
Square meters
developed million
Square meters

17
million
Square meters
under development

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 By adopting the latest technology and
management practices, adapting inter-
national know-how and investing in
personnel training, the company offers
superior services such as high-quality
planning, construction, license facilita-
tion, immediate manufacturing, technical
and vocational training and logistical ser-
vices. Elsewedy Industrial Development
is consistently setting the standards for
efficiency, service, quality and customer
satisfaction. We offer an extensive portfo-
lio of investment opportunities and excel
at providing both industrial and technical
services. We pioneered the development
of “Sustainable Industrial Communities”
that have catered to industrial and logisti-
cal needs over the years.
Elsewedy Industrial Development con-
tinues to expand its industrial land banks
to more than 25 million square meters in
prime locations around Egypt.

AFFILIATIONS & ACHIEVEMENTS

1
AlOula Industrial Business Park
Located in 6th of October City, is ideal for industries such as,

one of Cairo’s most dynamic
industrial cities, AlOula Indus-
trial Business Park comprises an
area of 1 million square meters.
AlOula Industrial Business Park
million
food processing, engineering and
logistics. It is also a home to mul-
tiple popular brands as Mintra
and Modern Engineering Square meter

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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

Pyramids Industrial Parks

Pyramids Industrial Parks (PI Parks)
is a leader in the industrial developer
sector in Egypt. It is a 4 million square
meter complex that provides services to
running factories in Egypt. Its strategic
location in 10th of Ramadan Industrial
City facilitates the process of finding
PI Parks worked on an environmental
friendly zone, providing the entire in-
frastructure and all the needed services
from sewage, water, electricity and man-
agerial assistance to help in operating
Industria West & East.

4
highly-skilled workers who reside within
the area. PI Parks features two running
industrial parks, Industria West & In-
dustria East.

million
Square meter
(Industria West & Industria East)

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Industria West
PI Parks started its first industrial park;
Industria West in 2007 through a part-
nership between Elsewedy Electric &
SIAC Holding. Located in 10th of Ram-
adan City on Cairo Ismailia road, the
complex spreads over 1 million square
meters, offering industrial lands for sale,
logistics, and commercial use.
Industria East
In 2009, PI Parks joined forces with
EL Consoric de la Zona Franca de
Barcelona establishing PI Parks’ sec-
ond project in Al Robeky; Industria
East. Spread over 3 million square
meters, Industria East is located in
10th of Ramadan City on Al Robeky
1
The complex features factories special-
ized in engineering, food processing
industries as well as cosmetics.
million
Industria West is home to multiple
famous brands, such as L’Oreal’s first fac-
tory in the MENA region, MANTRAC,
ISKRAMECO, and JAC. Square meter
3
road. It offers industrial lands for sale,
logistics, as well as various services.
million
It hosts factories functioning in engi-
neering industries and construction
materials. Industria East is also home
to renowned brands such as, JOTUN
Square meter
& KAPCI.
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

SOKHNA
Industria-1 Sokhna

Located on the banks of Al Sokhna
Port as part of the SCZone, this 1.7
million square meter project is the
perfect hub for Egypt’s maritime and
shipment gateway allowing factories
to easily export to all over the world
from the very heart of its center. The
strategic location allows for multi-
modal connectivity by sea, air, rail
and road. This industrial destination
1.7
is ideal for market leaders in the fields
of medium and heavy industries, such
as engineering, building materials,
textiles and logistics.
Industries within the SCZone com-
plex are eligible for a wide variety
of trade incentives ranging from
ownership of import/export activities,
million
exemption from customs duties/taxes, Square meter
fast track visa services and licensing.

Recent addition to our Land bank

Since 2007, Elsewedy Industrial Development
has invested heavily in industrial zones and parks,
as well as logistics properties. Through PI Parks
(Industria West & East), AlOula, Industria I Sokhna,
and Elsewedy Logistics Properties (SLP), the group
has established an impressive portfolio of compa-
nies with a far-reaching footprint and a strategic
land bank adding to what was already one of the
most established conglomerate groups in Egypt
and the MENA region. Alongside the current
industrial parks, Elsewedy Industrial Development
has signed various new deals in different geo-
graphic areas, further expanding its land bank:
• Alamein: 2.6 million square meters
• 10th of Ramadan: 4 million square meters
• AlSadat: 1.4 million square meters
• SCZone Sokhna: 10 million square meters

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Elsewedy Logistics Properties
In January 2017, Elsewedy Logistics Prop-
erties (SLP) expanded into
logistics development to complement our
existing industrial sector support services,
fulfill the growing demand for logistics
facilities and provide professional logistics
solutions to a currently underserved
market.
14,000Square meter
With a primary focus of developing top-
notch logistics facilities, SLP immediately
began working on its first state of the art
warehouse; SLP ONE. The warehouse is
located in PI Parks’ Industria West in 10th
of Ramadan City.
The 14,000 square meter warehouse
supports the emergence of a cohesive net-
work of logistics properties and projects
in several targeted hotspots such as East
Cairo, El Sokhna, Suez Canal Zone in
Egypt, Sudan, Djibouti and Tanzania, with
the purpose of establishing a solid logistics
network capable of enhancing logistics in
our region and across the continent, con-
necting to the global logistics network and
positioning it as the main logistics hub.
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PROTECTING
THE PAST,
BUILDING
THE FUTURE
Since establishment in 1998, we at ROWAD Modern Engineering
believe that nothing is impossible whilst armed with willpower,
hard work, tools and passion for what we do. The remarkable
growth of RME proves that we made it possible, and yet there
is a lot to achieve. Our diversified portfolio encompasses many
successful projects which we completed for both public and
private sectors.

Cairo
New Capital
Bridge

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BRIDGES & TUNNELS
RME is always keen on participating in the continuous infrastructure development in Egypt. RME is
moving forward successfully in the construction of bridges and tunnels, and in fact is now known for
its remarkable capabilities in delivering such complex projects. RME has successfully participated in
similar several projects as Cairo-Alex road bridges (6th Sector), Mohamed bin Zayed Bridge in Cairo
Capital, Ismailia Bridges, Mahala Bridge, Ain Sokhna road tunnels, Remaya Square interchange and
other several projects.

SOKHNA PORT BASIN 1&2 EGYPT

In cooperation with DP World, RME carried out the turnkey
construction of a large iron oxide pellets terminal in Sokhna.
The work was completed in only seven months. And con-
tinuing successful cooperation with DP World, RME has
been awarded a 1.6 billion EGP project for the Construction
of Onshore yard works for a new container terminal to the
southwest of the existing Basin 1 terminal. The construction
is of terminal pavement and terminal buildings, which are to
be used for operations and administration for the new Basin 2
terminal and the existing Basin 1 terminal.

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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

GABAL ELZAYT JICA, KFW

& FIEM WIND FARMS
Sub-contracted by the international EPC contractor,
Gamesa, RME has successfully delivered the civil works
for 3 wind farms projects with a total capacity exceed-
ing 350MW. In cooperation with Siemens Gamesa,
RME performed a number of tasks including the civil
construction works of the technical foundations as well
as the hardstands in addition to the design and con-
struction of the farms road works.

RENEWABLE
ENERGY

SIEMENS PS SERVICES CENTER – RAMSIS II

RME has been awarded the turnkey construction of Siemens
maintenance Workshop (Ramsis II). The project entailed activ-
ities to build a new training, repairing and tooling facility for
Siemens. This cooperation marked another successful coopera-
tion between Siemens Technologies & RME.

INDUSTRIAL & POWER

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SODIC ALLEGRIA CLUB HOUSE
RME’s recurring Client SODIC has entrusted RME
with the turnkey construction of SODIC’s Allgeria
Club House, comprised of one ground building
of total BUA of 3,446 sqm, built over a one-story
underground basement of the same area, and the
ground-level NOC building of total BUA of 169 sqm.
THE KNOWLEDGE HUB
The Knowledge Hub Universities
is a multidisciplinary educational
hub hosting branches of world-
class universities, each to partici-
pate with programs in their areas
of strength, providing an intellec-
tually stimulating, enriching, and
credible educational experience.
The Knowledge Hub Univer-
sities and Coventry University
are working together to prepare
students for a global career by
offering an intellectually stimu-
lating, culturally enriching, and
innovative learning environment.
Disciplines offered include:
• Engineering
• Computing
• Design and Media

COMMERCIAL &
ADMINISTRATION
BUILDINGS

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Achievements

Bringing Intelligence to Energy

1
million
Iskraemeco delivers 1million smart
meters within the most sustainable
smart metering project
Smart Meters
if the need arises. AM550 smart meters are
being installed in Dutch households all over the
country.
In December 2018, the millionth Iskraemeco
smart meter was delivered to four utilities in-
volved in the SMR5 project. The project is even
more interesting because it is based on applying
a sustainability approach to metering.
One of the crucial elements within the SMR5
project was the implementation of the fair
smart meter concept. The utilities wanted to
assure their customers that the installed smart
meters were fair in all aspects. For this purpose,
Iskraemeco adopted a thorough, long-term
sustainability strategy. The Fair Meter initiative,
which was initiated within the project, incorpo-
rates sustainable and circular economy practices
in the production of fair smart meters and pays
great attention to materials, their origin, labour
standards, and developing higher standards in
the industry.

Within a dual-fuel system, the smart electricity

Within a dual-fuel system, the smart electricity

D
meter and smart gas meter are both installed
at the same time. The AM550 smart meter,

utch utilities are among

early adopters of smart
metering systems fea-
turing a dual-fuel solu-

AM550
tion. The first installa-
tions of Iskraemeco’s
smart meters began in
2012 with the delivery
of 500,000 DSMR2.2 smart meters.
A meter based on an inno-
In 2015, Iskraemeco and four Dutch utilities vative modular platform and
– Liander, Stedin, Enduris and Juva – conclud-
ed a deal for the delivery of 1.6 million smart
was designed to deliver maxi-
meters by 2020, with the possibility to expand mum cost-efficiency
the quantities to 2.5 million during the project,

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which plays an instrumental role in the smart
metering project, is based on an innovative
modular platform and was designed to deliver
maximum cost-efficiency. This benefit ranked
highly on the list of requirements made by the
utilities, who wanted to minimize total cost of
ownership. The AM550 meter helps the utilities
achieve this goal by offering three main bene-
Bringing Intelligence to Energy
fits: faster and easier installation, which pushes
down operational costs; future-proof modular
communication, for easy switching between
communication technologies; and 20-year
technical life-time. The majority of Iskraemeco
smart meters communicate via utilities` private
cellular CDMA network, while the rest of the
meters use GSM/GPRS communication.
 Achievements

Smart Grid Transformation

Iskraemeco enters into a Smart
grid project in Russia
JSC Grid Company of the Republic
of Tatarstan aims to transform its
network into a Smart grid in the
next couple of years. Iskraemeco`s
smart metering solution will
enable the energy company to
optimise their energy management
Tatarstan while major business and
industrial objects will receive the
MT880. Both smart meters are mod-
ular and “smart grid ready” with
needed flexibility for future business
models.

processes, integrate renewable
energy resources into their system
and connect with consumers in a
more efficient way.
Tatarstan manages a network of
860.000 metering points. The Smart
860,000
Iskraemeco`s SEP2W Head-end
System for meter data collection
and management will be integrated
in the MDM and SCADA systems. Metering Points
With fully automated processes, the
utility will operate with accurate and
reliable measurements and a de-

казан
grid transformation will be divided tailed consumption and power qual-
in several phases. Areas facing great- ity analysis. With the integration of
est technical loses will be first to SEP2W that includes all the latest
receive a modern and efficient smart security mechanisms, JSC Grid
metering system. Besides addressing Company will significantly improve
technical losses, the major goals of and optimise its grid infrastructure.
the project are efficient management
of the distribution network, im-
provement of quality and reliability
of consumer services and inclusion
of end consumers in day-to day
energy activities via mobile appli-
cations.
The comprehensive smart metering
solution includes the entire set of
support services from Iskramee-
co: planning, installation, system
start-up and maintenance. Point-
to-point AM550 smart meters will
be installed in households all over

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Croatia: a complete smart grid until 2030
Iskraemeco and Croatian HEP ODS join forces in
smart metering implementation
Croatia has made significant advances in the past
few years when it comes to modernization of its
electricity distribution network. Iskraemeco smart
metering solution is the vital component of the
planned smart grid transition. Cooperation with
the sole utility in Croatia, HEP ODS (Hrvatska
Elektroprivreda - Operator distribucijskog sustava
d.o.o.) that manages a network of 2.3 million meter-
ing points is a successful business model enabling
optimization of the Croatian network.
The first stage of smart grid transformation started
beginning of 2016 with the integration of SEP2W
Head-End system for meter data collection and
processing into the utilities` IT infrastructure. With
2.3
million
Metering Points
this step the utility was able to improve their
billing services and minimize system costs.
Optimized metering processes enable better
monitoring of metering data and allow HEP ODS
to perform demand response. When the smart
metering transition is complete, SEP2W is going to
play an integral part in managing the entire smart
network in Croatia.
After a successful and seamless integration of the
Head-End solution, the upgrade on the hardware
side is currently on the way. Iskraemeco smart me-
ters provide the utility maximum security for me-
tering data and enable remote connection/discon-
nection of an individual meter from the network.
This lowers utilities operational costs significantly.
HEP ODS manages a network consisting of 2.3
million metering points. With annual deliveries of
larger smart meter quantities, Croatia intends to
equip the entire network with smart meters by end
of 2030. Transition to a smart metering infrastruc-
ture will have a significant impact on the efficiency
of electricity supply.
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Iskraemeco joins DEWA

40,000+ and SEWA in Smart grid
Residential Meters implementation
45,000+
Smart Meters

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), one

of the leading energy companies in the UAE when
it comes to technology advances, is following its
ambitious targets for implementing a Smart grid.
With smart meter installations DEWA strives to
accomplish its entrenched philosophy – to meet the
growing demands of its customers.

The integration and installation of Iskraemeco smart

meters with RF communication is a major stepping
stone in the utilities` plan for implementing advanced
smart metering technologies, by supplying 20,000
smart meters Iskraemeco supports DEWA’s plan to
replace the entire population of electricity meters in
the Emirate by 2020. Smart metering implementation
follows DEWA`s strategic goals of conserving the
environment and natural resources by rationalizing
consumption, ensuring the implementation of demand
side management strategy in order to improve the
efficiency of electricity and water consumption.
Important aspects in the project are network optimiza-
tion, greater sustainability across Dubai and end-us-
er involvement. DEWA has long ago embraced the
awareness that a smart grid has become a “must have”
for maintaining prosperous customer relationships.
Information about everyday energy consumption will
enable consumers to make rational decisions when it
comes to energy conservation activities.
Our was
Iskaremco prepaid
awarded STS electric
a contract meter25,000
to supply ME
smart meters to ADDC + another 1100 in the
513 will be very soon available in Li-
pipeline. In addition, the company won a contract to
beria.
supply 40,000We have signed
residential anmeters
standalone agreement
to SEWA
to supply 38K meters
+ another 5000 in the pipe line.

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 C EET

Togo
50,000
Prepaid STS
Electric Meters

Liberia
38,000
Prepaid STS
Electric Meters

1,300
residential and
industriel smart
meters

Zimbabwe
 Achievements
Meeting your
Communication
Needs Locally
3W Networks wins the Telecom and Security Systems for
ADNOC Refining Crude Flexibility Project
3W Networks was awarded by global
player joint venture companies the
execution of the Telecom & Security
Systems of the ADNOC Refining
Crude Flexibility Project in the Emir-
ate of Abu Dhabi.
The objective of this $3.1 billion mega
project is to increase crude processing
flexibility and improve margins at the
417,000-b/d West plant of its more
than 800,000-b/d Ruwais Refining
Complex in the United Arab Emirates.
3W Networks in technology part-
nership with leading equipment
manufacturers will deliver a first-rate
telecom and security systems integrat-
ed solution including Public Address
System, Telephone System, Siren Sys-
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tem, Structured Cabling, FO Network
Accessories, Data Network System,
MOP Multi Operator Access Panel,
and Access Control System.
“We are pleased to be working again
with ADNOC Refining Company on
this strategic oil field development
project in the UAE region. We have
successfully delivered a state of the art
communication and security networks
solutions for the Inter Refineries
Pipeline Project and in our commit-
ment to continue the good standing
relationship with ADNOC Refining,
we are confident to implement our
reliable solutions for the Crude Flexi-
bility Project” said Walid Gamali, 3W
Networks, Chief Executive Officer.
3W Networks to deliver Cybersecurity
solutions for Dubai Metro DMZ Project
3W Networks the premier System Inte-
grator was awarded the implementation
of Cybersecurity solution for Dubai
Metro DMZ Project - Operation Control
Centers (OCC) and Back-up Operation
Control Centers (BOCC).

3W Networks in partnership with

top-rated global network and cyberse-
curity systems manufacturers will secure
Dubai Metro’s Operational Technology
(OT) and Industrial Control System (ICS)
with technologically advanced cyberse-
curity solutions consisting of ruggedized
Next Generation Firewalls (NGFW) with
high threat protection performance and
automated visibility to oversee and stop
cyber-attacks. 3W scope of work includes
Project Management, Procurement,
Configuration, Installation, Testing, and
Commissioning.
“Cybersecurity is the latest technology
offering from 3W Networks. Being an
innovative and technologically confident
System Integrator, we
partnered with leading OT/ICS cyber-
security systems manufacturers to offer
value added solutions and eliminate
cyber threats in the critical infrastructure
markets including the transportation
sector. We are pleased to deliver a smarter
integrated cybersecurity solution for
Dubai Metro DMZ Project and secure its
network against any potential cyber-at-
tacks” said Walid Gamali, Chief Executive
Officer, 3W Networks.

3W Networks awarded the Telecommunication System of GC-32 New Gathering

Centre for SEK in Kuwait
3W Networks the region’s
leading Systems Integrator
was awarded by a leading
EPC company the Telecom-
munication Systems of the
GC-32 New Gathering Centre
for SEK Project located in the
Burgan Oil Field, South East
of Kuwait.
3W Networks in part-
nership with the premier
telecom equipment man-
ufacturers will integrate
and deliver the ‘Best Fit’
telecommunication solutions
systems including Fiber Optic
Cable Systems (FOC), CCTV,
PAGA, DWDM, SDH/PDH Systems,
Telecom LAN Systems, Telephone
Systems, WiFi System, SCS-IPLMS
System, EPS System, PIR-PIDS Sys-
tem, GPS System.
Walid Gamali, 3W Networks Chief
Executive Officer commented
“We are pleased to be awarded the
Telecommunication Systems of the
GC-32 New Gathering Centre for
SEK Project. Kuwait is one of our
significant markets and the awarding
of this project further strengthens
our position as a strong key player in
delivering efficient and reliable end-
to-end communication solutions for
the oil and gas sector in the region.”

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3W NETWORKS

$6.04
3W Networks to deploy the Telecommunication and
Security Systems for Karbala Refinery Project
billion 3W Networks, was awarded the Tele- refinery capacity of 140,000 barrels of
Estimated communication and Security Systems crude oil per day (bpd).
Investment works of Karbala Oil Refinery Project
from renowned Engineering, Pro- The Karbala Oil Refinery will have the
curement and Construction (EPC) most secured and reliable state of the

140,000
consortium companies.
The refinery, being built on a 6km²
plot of land, will produce liquefied
Refinery Caoacity
gas, gasoline, gas oil, fuel oil, jet fuel
and asphalt and will serve the grow-
ing domestic demand for oil and gas
in Iraq. The facility has an estimated
investment of $6.04bn and will have a
art Telecommunication and Securi-
ty Systems consisting of Telephone
System, Intercom System, CCTV,
General Alarm System, Plant Radio
System, Meteorological System, Drop
Arm Gate and Traffic Signal Light,
PAGA, ACS, and FIDS System.

3W Networks to execute the Telecommunication

Systems for the Riven Field Gas Pipeline in Egypt
3W Networks was selected by the we will deliver the communication

400+
Egyptian Natural Gas Company
(GASCO) to execute the commu-
mcf/d nication systems for Riven Field
Gas Pipeline Project, an 80 Km
Rate ofGas gas pipeline, in the Republic of
Transporting Egypt.
The project aims at transport-
ing gas from Riven gas field in the
North of Alexandria concession to
Western Desert Gas Complex at a
rate ranging between 400 and 450
mcf/d.
systems including SDH fiber optic
transmission, Shelters, Power Sys-
tems along the above-mentioned
pipeline to facilitate the control of
voice and data communication for
the consumers and service loca-
tions along the pipeline. The scope
of work includes Detailed Design,
Engineering, Procurement, Sys-
tems Integration, Installation, and
Commissioning.

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Achievements

BIGGEST
THE

POWER
TRANSFORMER
IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

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250MVA 220/34/34KV has been energized
We succeeded in manufacturing and
supplying the biggest Power transformer
rating in the Middle East and Africa.
The Power Transformer of ratings
250 MVA 220/34/34 KV is manufactured
to be installed in ELCO steel factory. The
Transformer passed all the routine and
type tests in presence of EETC, Shaker
group and Elsewedy PSP and witnessed
by Bureau Veritas which is a recognized
world leader in testing, inspection and
certification services. We succeeded in
finalizing the design, manufacturing
and testing in 6 months which was a big
challenge.

250 MVA
220/34/34 kV
Transformer

250MVA SUCCESS MIX

- European Technology
- Egyptian Minds

220KV
- Trained Hands
- Advanced Processes
- Qualified Management

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Achievements

The Shift from

Conventional
Conductor to
HTLS

Elsewedy Electric launches the First HTLS

Conductor to be produced in Middle East & Africa
The more the population increases the
more is the demand on power & electric-
ity. Such an increase in demand can only
be fulfilled by increasing the electricity
generated which requires an upgrade of
infrastructure, & more specifically for
the power transmission network. The
capacity of transmission lines can be
increased by sizing up the conventional
conductor: AAC, ACAR, ACSR & AAAC
or by adding a new line parallel to the
existing line. But conductor size up is
limited to the condition of existing tow-
ers and there are constrains of adding a
new line such as the extremely high cost,
difficulty in acquiring tower sites-right-
of-way & time compensation.

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 Why HTLS?
• It enhances the current carrying capacity for the same
diameter and weight.
• No modification/ reinforcement to existing towers.
• Reduction in per unit transmission cost.
• Higher corrosion resistance.
• Shorter project duration.
• Additional capacity of 100% is reserved for future demand.
• Low cost leading to low carbon emissions.
• Run at lower temperature for the same current.

These new conductors

are made of hybrid
carbon fibers, making
it 70% lighter and 50%
stronger than these
made of steel

As an answer to this, In March 2019 and eliminates negative effects of high

Elsewedy Electric has launched the
first environmentally-friendly High
temperature low sag (HTLS) con-
ductors in Middle East & Africa. The
first-of-its-kind thermal conductors are
manufactured in collaboration with the
American CTC Global, and are efficient
in terms of doubling the capacity of the
lines, and reduces the number of iron
towers needed for new lines. These new
conductors are made of hybrid carbon
fibers, making it 70% lighter and 50%
stronger than these made of steel. The
conductors also allow using 28% more
aluminum, which reinforces capacity
temperature on regular wires. The con-
ductors also double the capacity of the
transferred energy. Moreover, the con-
ductor is KEMA approved and this is
the first product to be KEMA approved
in Middle East and Africa.
Elsewedy Electric’s manufacturing of
this state-of-the-art products, does not
only reflect positively on the Group’s
position as an industry leader, but also
confirms Egypt’s potential as a reliable
industrial hub. One of the main pillars
of Elsewedy Electric’s vision is to offer
integrated solutions that meet the needs
of its clients.

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 News / Africa

Touring
Africa
The committee meeting in Egypt discussed means of developing
transportation, electricity and energy sectors in member countries

Liberia
Another important meeting in Liberia, we met
with H.E. George Weah president of Liberia
and Liberia Electricity Co LEC. We have signed
an MOU with the objective of increasing the
capacity of electricity through Hydro Electric
Power Station, solar park, distribution lines as
well as we discussed the need from our special
industries; wire, cables & transformers

Madagascar
We would like to express our pleasure that we have met
with H.E Mr. Andry Rajoelina the President of Mada-
gascar and we discussed the means of cooperation in
investing in alternative energy especially the solar parks.
We are looking forward to future agreements

Eswatini
Another important meeting in Eswatini
Ahmed Amin, Sherif Kafafi, Prime minister of Eswatini
His Excellency Mr. Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini, Ahmed
El Sewedy, Moataz Samy.

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 Guniea
Conakry
We met with the President of Guinea,
Conakry H.E. Alpha Conde and dis-
cussed energy solutions & infrastruc-
ture business opportunities including
Hydro Electric Power Station, Solar
Park & distribution lines.

Rwanda
On the occasion of the CEO Forum, we had the oppor-
tunity to meet with H.E Mr. Paul Kagame at Kigali, we
discussed opportunities of cooperation through our ser-
vices & portfolio of products by working close together.
Our principal is to satisfy the customer by providing our
best services. We are looking forward to fruitful business
between the two countries.

Burkina Faso
Our team was welcomed by H.E Hon. Bachir
Ismael Ouedraogo. Minister of Energy, Burkina
Faso. At the meeting MOU was signed with Son-
abel to increase the electricity capacity through
solar park and HFO Massott power plant.

Ethiopia
(The African Union)
Eng. Ibrahim Qamar, Ms. Dr. Amani Abou-Zeid the Commissioner
for Infrastructure and Energy, Dr. Mohamed Shaker Minister of
Electricity and Renewable Energy, Eng. Ahmed El Sewedy CEO of
Elsewedy Electric, Eng. Mohamed Atef

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 News / Africa

Elsewedy Electric and Afreximbank

Partner on Mega Projects in the
Democratic Republic of Congo

Eng. Ahmed Elsewedy recently joined Afrex-

imbank delegation to the Democratic Republic
of Congo (DRC), in the presence of HE Félix
Tshisekedi the president of DRC to discuss
proposed mega national projects to be supported
by the bank. The projects include solar units,
transmission lines, prepaid meters and water
facilities in the country.
sub-station, as well as the supply of prepaid elec-
As a result of the visit, Elsewedy Electric signed trical meters and electricity transmission lines.
two memorandums of understanding (MOU) The other MOU is with Regie De Distribution D’
worth USD 400 Million; one with Societe Na- eau the national water corporation, Mr. Muniayi
tionale D’Electricite of the DRC Mr. Jean-Bosco Nkashama for Water Utility project: pumping
Kayan for the construction of a solar plant and a station & water meters

Elsewedy Electric
Charts New Territory
with Egypt’s First-Ever
EPC project in
Mauritania
Elsewedy Electric is the first Egyptian EPC
company to enter the market in Mauritania
by winning a contract of US$ 20 million
with Agence de l’accès Universal in L’aftout

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Elsewedy Electric and Toyota Tsusho agree to build
a 100 MW plant in Zambia to be delivered by 2021

We have great plans for Zambia in the renewable
sector. Last May we have met with His highness
Mr. Edgar Lungu the president of Zambia togeth-
er with delegates from Toyota Tsusho and agreed
to build a 100 MW plant to be delivered by 2021.
Another project in Zambia with the electricity
company is financing & transmission and distri-
bution for electricity worth USD 200M moreover
we are planning to build five solar plant each wth
the capacity of 5 MW.

elshargui south of Mauritania. The project

is planned to be executed within 18 months
with the support of his excellency Mr.
Magued Nafea the Egyptian ambassador in
Mauritania. The first contract covers building
a 33-to-90-KV network worth US$ 8.14 This project is considered a true model of
million, while the second contract includes cooperation between Egypt and Mauritania
setting up 33-KV girds for about 34 villages helping each other build and create a better
at approximately US$ 670,000. future for the nation.

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 News / Africa
Elsewedy Electric Sponsors the African Union’s
Specialized Technical Committee
During the committee’s meeting in Egypt, they discussed all means of developing
transportation, electricity and energy sectors among member countries
Elsewedy Electric recently
participated as a main sponsor
at the African Union’s Special-
ized Technical Committee that
took place in Egypt from 14-18
April 2019, as the current Chair
of the African Union. The com-
mittee meeting was attended by
a number of African ministers
including ministers of elec-
tricity and renewable energy,
ministers of transportation,
ministers of tourism, ministers
of aviation, ministers of com-
munications and ministers of
investment, in addition to the
Egyptian Minister of Electricity,
top officials in the Egyptian en-
ergy sector as well as Egyptian
Electricity Holding Company
officials.
In addition to participating
as one of the main sponsors,
Elsewedy Electric’s representa-
tives gave informative pres-
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entations during the meeting
about the Group’s achievements
and projects across Africa.
The Committee discussed
cooperation opportunities and
development of transportation,
energy and electricity sectors in
the Union countries, especially
with the increasing demand
for energy and developmental
projects in all sectors. African
Union countries seek to seize
all investment and development
opportunities from within and
outside Africa to achieve the
sustainable development of the
African countries.
“Africa is not only a geograph-
ical extension of Egypt but
also a strategic dimension for
Elsewedy Electric at all levels,”
said Eng. Ahmed El Sewedy,
CEO of Elsewedy Electric.
“We have been operating in
Africa for 15 years. During
this period, we have been able
to confirm our leadership in
14 African countries in the
fields of manufacturing of
cables, transformers, meters,
power stations, electricity
transmission and distribution,
infrastructure projects and the
development of specialized
industrial zones to serve the
African economy and enhance
development there in line with
Egypt’s vision to deepen its
African presence at all levels.”
Elsewedy Electric has ven-
tured into several investments
in many promising African
countries; utilizing the vast
potential to foster growth and
development within these
countries. Elsewedy Electric
is a global leader in integrated
energy solutions. As such, it
was, and still is, well positioned
to spearhead the developmental
process across Africa.
AFRICA..
when East
meets West

Elsewedy Electric Awarded

South-South Cooperation
Trophy at Africa Forum
The 6th edition of the International Africa
Development Forum, organized by the Attijari-
wafa Bank Goup and the Pan-African Private
Investment Fund Al Mada, took place in
March under the theme “When East
meets West”.
Launched in 2010, and taking
place annually since 2015, the
Africa Development Forum has
established itself as the reference
platform for dialogue, investment
promotion and intra-African trade.
The Forum is an opportunity for
valuable business interactions among
economic operators. More than 4,000
B2B meetings took place during the
event confirming the interest of operators
in the industry.
The South-South Cooperation Awards Cere-
mony rewarded Elsewedy Electric as the lead-
ing company committed to the development of
Intra-African trade and investments. The Africa
Development Club recognized the achievements
of Elsewedy Electric and their innovative projects
in Africa.

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 News / Africa

Export Trophy Award to Elsewedy Electric Algeria

Elsewedy Electric Algeria is being awarded as a
recognition for being the nation’s best exporter for
the year of 2018. The ceremony was organized un-
der the patronages of H.E Minister M.Said Djjellab
and it was attended by representatives from several
parties: the Forum of business Leaders, the Nation-
al Association of Exporters, the National Agency
for Promotion of Foreign Trade and the Algerian
Chamber of Commerce.
The trophy was awarded to our General Manager
Mostafa Elhalawany by the President of ANEX-
AL who expressed his admiration for Elsewedy
Electric Algeria’s exporting efforts hence pushing
the Algerian economy forward; Mostafa said
“Elsewedy Electric Algeria pioneered the exporting
of the cables industry, marked by a growth this
year from $3 million to an estimate of $20 million.”

Algeria: Elsewedy Electric inaugurates an electrical cable

accessories manufacturing unit
Elsewedy Electric Algeria
has inaugurated a produc-
tion unit for electric cable
accessories in Algeria.
Establishing this pro-
duction plant cost US$ 1
million and can produce
100,000 units a year. With
its inauguration, Elsewedy
Electric brings together all
the trades of the electricity
value chain in Algeria.
The company has already
installed production units
in the country that offer
solutions such as cables
and accessories, as well as
components for energy
transformers, generation,
transmission and distribu-
tion of energy. These fac-
tories manufacture 30,000
tons of electrical cables and
assemble 3,000 transform-
ers a year.

Elsewedy Electric Algeria

Elsewedy Electric Algeria welcomed the Minister of
Commerce Mr. Saïd Djellab as well as the Governor
of Ain Defla to its headquarters on the 4th March
2019. The official visit included a presentation
welcomes Minister of
Commerce Mr. Saïd Djellab
about the economic activities of the Department
of Ain Defla, given by the Director of Industry and
Mines. After the presentation, Elsewedy Electric’s
General Manager, Mr. Mostafa Elhalawany gave a
brief overview about our company and its different
subsidiaries, to highlight our progressive growth
and contribution in the economic development of
the country by positioning Elsewedy Electric as
“a valuable operator that maintains its assets over
a long period through investments.”

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 News / GCC

A Fruitful Meeting with the UAE’s Chairman of Department

of Energy at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi
Elsewedy Electric successfully conducted a ables and these projects are heavily supported
fruitful meeting with His Excellency Eng. by governments, key oil and gas industry players
Awaidha Murshed Al Marar, Chairman of the such are ADNOC, ARAMCO, Shell and BP.
Department of Energy UAE during Abu Dhabi Major power systems and oil and gas equipment
Sustainability Week at the World Future Energy manufacturers are moving toward renewables,
Summit (WFES). The week ended on a high including giants like Siemens, GE, MAN, Wartsi-
note in Abu-Dhabi with the great vision for Gulf la and others.
countries, which are actively developing renew-

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 News / GCC

Elsewedy Electric KSA awarded the largest

project in water desalination from SWCC
Elsewedy Electric KSA - has been awarded
one of the largest project in the field of desali-
nation of seawater totaling nearly
US$ 2 million from the Saline Water Con-
version Corporation (SWCC) and ASRF
Consortium.
Main contractor is the ASRF Consortium
are four big contractors,
1- Advance Water Technology (AWT),
2- SETE Saudi Arabia,
3- Rawafid Industrial,
4- Fatah Company
The scope of the consortium is the design, Plant Name No. of Trains x Capacity Capacity (m3/day)
procurement, installation & commission of Haql 2x8500 17,000
the Eight (08) Satellite Plants on the west Duba 3x8500 25,500
coast of KSA within 15 months. Wajh 3x8500 25,500
Umluj 3x8500 25,500
The plant capacities vary from 8,500 m³/
day up to 51,000 m /day. All plants will be Rabigh 5x8500 42,500
designed and constructed under the same Laith 5x8500 42,500
technical specification. The plants are de- Qunfuda 7x8500 51,000
signed utilizing modular trains of 8,500 m3 Farasan 1x8500 8,500
/day. Locations and capacities of the plants
are listed in the table:

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Elsewedy Cables KSA signs contract
with Pillar Arabian for supply of MV
cables to the ministry of defence
Elsewedy Cables KSA signed a
contract with Pillar Arabian in
KSA valued at SAR 13 Million
to supply medium voltage
cables for the establishment
of a MV network for military
housing, Ministry of Defense. In
addition, Elsewedy cables KSA
signed another contract with
Pillar Arabian valued at SAR 4
million to supply low voltage
cables for the infrastructure
utilities for S6 South Borders,
Elsewedy Cables boosts retail
business with Modern Ocean
KSA in
Modern Ocean
Company is
considered as
one of the biggest
retail companies
in KSA, available
in all regions
with 14 show-
rooms around
the Kingdom.
As per Elsewedy Electric
KSA Cables segment strategy
in 2019 it was agreed with
Modern Ocean Business
Owner (Mr. Khalid Saleh) to
increase the business value
Salwa, Ministry of interior.
Elsewedy Cables Considers Pil-
lar Arabian as one of the most
important partners in KSA.
Pillar Arabian company has
been a leading infrastructure
company in KSA since 2000.
Pillar Arabian has executed
significant projects, including
the Riyad Metro Project Line 3
and infrastructure projects for
the Ministry of Housing.
and portfolio to be the main
cables partner by the end of the
year with the goal of reaching
US$ 20 million in 2019 and
to extend the product range
to include all of the Elsewedy
Electric cable products not only
power cables.
Elsewedy Cables
KSA & RTCC
Cooperation
As one of its most important
strategic business partners in
2019, Elsewedy Cables KSA has
extended the fruitful coopera-
tion with Al Rashid Trading &
Contracting Co. (RTCC). This
partnership resulted in signing
several contracts serving vari-
ous projects owned by different
ministries and governmental
institutions in KSA including
the MOI and MOD.
Continuing the successful busi-
ness relation with RTCC during
the previous years, Elsewedy
Cables KSA Factory signed
many contracts in 2019 worth
nearly US$ 6 million.
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Elsewedy Electric Energizes First 132/11 KV
substations (2Nos) in Kuwait
Elsewedy Electric had been awarded the pres-
tigious contract of Design, Engineering, Pro-
curement & Construction of 2nos (UNIV H &
UNIV J) of 132/11kV substations at Kuwait for
their world class university complex underway.
The major scope includes Supply & Installation,
Testing & Commissioning of 13bays of 132kV
Switchgear, 33nos of 11kV Switchgear, 4nos of
30MVA Power Transformers, 2nos of 250KVA
Local Transformers, Substation Auxiliary equip-
ment’s including LVAC & LVDC system, Control
& Protection system, Firefighting & protection
system for each substation.
Supporting Iraq Infrastructure: Four More Substations
(Maysan, Al Mothanna, Shatra and Shat Al-Arab)
We pride ourselves for our partnership with tech-
nology leaders and Japanese pioneers in the sup-
ply of integrated solutions for energy transmission
and distribution TTC-Toyota Tsusho Corporation
and Toshiba Corporation.
Counting on our solid and successful presence in
Iraq, ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC PSP was awarded
the project of the Four Substations to commence
in February, 2018 in association with TTC to
be completed and delivered by end of 2021. The
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Also the scope includes complete civil construc-
tion of substation building including HVAC &
LSP system.
Being the first substation contract executed with
in-house engineering & design, successfully com-
pleted within the contractual completion period,
energized (UNIV H – 28th Apr ’19, UNIV J –
22nd May ’19) and handed over to Ministry of
Electricity & Water, Kuwait. By accomplishing
this milestone achievement Elsewedy Electric has
become one of the most preferred EPC Compa-
nie for the construction of substation projects at
Kuwait.
project is on EPC turn-key basis and includes the
four sub-stations of; Maysan, Al Mothana, Shatra
and Shat Al-arab located in
BASRAH, SAMAWAH, NASIRIYAH AND
AL-AMARAH.
Scope of work includes conceptual design,
detailed engineering, procurement, installation,
testing, commissioning and start-up of in addition
to civil works.
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Elsewedy Electric brings

digitalization of electricity
& infrastructure networks
to canal cities & sinai
In the context of improving the performance of
electricity networks and providing smart solutions
to provide energy in line with the rates of modern
development and in order to keep pace with the
National Leadership Plan for the comprehensive
upgrading of the homeland, which is a key part of
the electricity sector in particular, and the belief of Eng. Ahmed El Sewedy, CEO of Elsewedy Electric
the Elsewedy Electric T&D that the realization of Group, Executive Director of ABB in Egypt, North
the dreams of the homeland will only be achieved and Central Africa.
through the equipment and national competencies.
The contract for the Regional Control Center (RCC) This cooperation comes as part of the efforts of the
was signed to digitize the networks in Canal cities Egyptian state to upgrade the electricity networks
and the Suez Canal area, one of the most important throughout the country and provide them with the
and fastest growing areas in Egypt with more than latest solutions to ensure reliable supply of electric-
12 million inhabitants. The contract was signed in ity and to make the most of the available electrical
the Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy, power, especially with regard to the operation of the
under the supervision of Mr. Mohammed Shaker Suez Canal, one of the most important arteries of
Al-Marqabi, Minister of Electricity and Energy, in international trade and which is of great interest and
the presence of Eng. Jamal Abdul Rahim, Chairman remarkable development Not only at the local level,
of the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, but also globally.

Damac project 66/22 KV S/S’S 2*40 MVA

In partnership with ABB, EETD accepted the
challenge and successfully completed its scope
in the implementation of one of the most im-
portant NSPO, EPS and EETC Projects.
The scope of work includes “Engineering, fab-
rications, factory testing, delivery to site, receiv-
ing, unloading, storing, civil works, erection,
testing and commissioning, handing over the
works to Employer/EETC, putting in operation,
insurance till handing over, training, warranty,
and technical assistance during warranty peri-
od of 2 Substation 66/22 kv AIS substation.”
Facts and figures
• The design and engineering were fully done
in-house with innovative solutions to overcome
the small area of the project.
• Project duration: 14 months.

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 News / Egypt

Elsewedy Electric and

Elsewedy Electric Signs
EGP 430 million
Agreement for Under-
ground Cables at Maadi
Substation
Elsewedy Electric, has signed an EGP 439
million contract with Egyptian Electricity
Transmission Company (EETC) to supply and
install ground cables.
The company will supply and install 220-volt-
age ground cables and optical fibre cables at
Zahraa El Maadi’s substation.
Ministry of
Electricity
and Renew-
able Energy
Sign EGP 273 million
agreement to Supply
Underground Cables
Within the framework of the efforts of the elec-
tricity and renewable energy sector to develop
electricity transmission networks in the various
governorates of Egypt as part of the plan to
raise the quality of electric supply provided on a
national level, Eng. Sabah Mashali, the President
of the Egyptian Company for the Transmission of
Electricity, signed a contract for the supply and
installation Elsewedy Electric ground cables. Eng.
Mashali explained that the contract includes the
supply and installation of 220 kV ground cables
and fiber optic cables with their accessories to
replace the two lines between the two stations of
Gardinaia / East Cairo along the 6 km route of
the turnkey circuit.

The total value of the contract is about EGP 273

million financed within the strategic projects
funded by the Ministry of Electricity and Renew-
able Energy, with an implementation period of
up to (3) months. Elsewedy Electric is currently
bidding to be a part of this project alongside
Power China. Similar projects provide countless
job opportunities, improved infrastructure ser-
vice and an overall betterment of life. Elsewedy
Electric is looking to join these efforts so as to
help Egypt move forward into the modern age.

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Assuit Supercritical Power
Plant 1X650 MW, Steam
Power Station
Assiut supercritical Power Plant is a thermal cycle power
plant. It consists of one unit including one steam gen-
erator and one steam turbine unit of 650 MW nominal
capacity. The Plant is designed to fire natural gas and
Mazut oil.
Elsewedy Electric PSP shall perform all activities
related to the Mechanical Equipment and Piping Installa-
tion package including the design, fabrication, furnish-
ing, delivery to site, storage, installation, training, testing,
commissioning until the successful operation and taking
over acceptance of the power plant... this in addition to
the preparation of detailed drawings, technical and as-
built documents.
Elsewedy Electric
builds EGP 3.6 bn in
power lines to connect
Dabaa Plant to
national grid
The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company
(EEHC) has contracted Elsewedy Electric
to build power transmission lines worth
EGP 3.6 billion to connect the Dabaa nu-
clear power plant to the national electricity
grid. The news comes as the Electricity
Ministry is reportedly operating from a
list of 10 Egyptian companies — including
Elsewedy Electric — it will recommend for
some of the USD 4 billion contracts up for
grabs for the USD 30 bn plant.

Manshiat Nasser 220/66/11 kV

GIS Substation Project, Egypt
At the end of 2017 and in consortium with Shandong
Taikai Power Engineering Co., Ltd, ELSEWEDY ELEC-
TRIC PSP commenced the Construction of Manshiat
Nasser 220/66/11 KV GIS Substation on turnkey basis
for the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company.
With main scope of engineering, procurement, con-
struction, testing, commissioning and start-up of the
substation including all civil works.
Currently in the commissioning phase to be ready for
client’s hand-over and commercial operation by August,
2019, completed work:
1- 1st Plain Concrete Poured on June-2018 for 66 KV
GIS Building and only takes 7 Months to have 3 Main
Buildings Internal Finishing Work Complete.
2- Complete 6 Transformer Foundations within 90 days.
3- Erected 54 Panels for Protection & Control with
Fixation on its Panel Support within 5 days from lifting
panels “which occurred within 14 hours only”
4- Complete Erection for 3X40 MVA Power Transform-
ers “66/11 KV” with Oil Filling within 18 days only.

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 Around The Globe

Elsewedy Electric is always at the forefront of major

Around
international exhibitions that serve our current and
potential scopes of work by generating new business
leads and exploring new market trends. Participating in
such exhibitions helps us penetrate new target markets
and provides a venue to engage and create networks

The
Globe
with key figures and potential business partners.
The exhibition selection process involves intensive
study and research that identifies which exhibitions
would serve us best. Throughout the last year we have
joined the following exhibitions:

Elsewedy Electric Algeria partici-

pated as an exhibitor at the Inter- International
national Exhibition of Construc-
tion, Finishing and Infrastructure
Exhibition of
of West Africa (Senegal), SEN- Construction
CON, which took place from 20-23
February 2018 and was held at the
Algeria
International Center of Commerce
Exterior of Senegal CICES.
5 February 2018

ELECRAMA
India

10-14 March 2018

Elsewedy Electric exhibited
in India at the Elecrama
Exhibition with a strate-
gic purpose of building
new businesses in India.
Elsewedy Electric was hon-
ored to patriciate in Elecrama
exhibition at INDIA EXPO
MART.

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Elsewedy Electric
participated in
OGWA
OGWA (Oman’s Oil Muscat, Oman
& Gas Exhibition &
Conference) from
the 26-28 March
2018 at Oman Con-
vention & Exhibi-
tion Center, Muscat. 26-28 March 2018

Elsewedy Electric Algeria partici-

NAPEC pated in the 8th edition of NAPEC
Algeria (North Africa Petroleum Exhibi-
tion and Conference) from 25-28
March 2018 at the Convention
Center in Oran, Algeria. This event
is the largest professional and inter-
national event in the oil and gas in-
dustry in Africa bringing together
25-28 March 2018
different suppliers in the field.

Elsewedy Electric participated

in the 15th International Ma- JIMEX
chinery and Electromechan- Amman, Jordan
ical Exhibition at the JIMEX
Exhibition in Amman, Jordan
from 9-12 April 2018.

9-12 April 2018

EGYPLAST and
Elsewedy Electric Wire
participated in Wire
Düsseldorf, the In- Düsseldorf
ternational Wire and Düsseldorf, Germany
Cable Trade Fair in
Düsseldorf, Germany
from 16-20 April
2018.
16-20 April 2018

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 Around The Globe

Elsewedy Electric participated in the

Fourth Arab Forum for Renewable
Fourth Arab
Energy from 6-7 May 2018 in Kuwait. Forum for
Dr. Yehia Shankir briefed The Deputy
Minister of Electricity & Water in Ku-
Renewable
wait about Elsewedy Electric’s global Energy
presence during two-day forum in Kuwait
Kuwait City.
6-7 May 2018

ATOMEXPO
Sochi, Russia

14-16 May 2018

Elsewedy Electric was the only Egyptian company to participate in the Atomexpo Exhibition from 14-16
May 2018 in Sochi, Russia. The Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy visited the Elsewedy
Electric booth at the exhibition.

ISKRAEMECO and
African Elsewedy Electric
Utility Week participated in the
African Utility Week
CapeTown, Exhibition from
South Africa 15-17 May in Cape
Town.

15-17 May 2018

Power Nigeria
Lagos, Nigeria

25-27 September 2018

Elsewedy Electric participated in the Power Nigeria Exhibition in Lagos from
25-27 September 2018. Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, Mr. Bala Barnabas
Bantex visited the Elsewedy Electric booth and received an overview of the
Elsewedy Electric products and solution seminar that took place as part of
the company’s participation in the Exhibition.

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 Elsewedy Trans-
formers, subsidiary MEE Saudi
of Elsewedy Electric Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
participated with a
booth and technical
seminar at the Mid-
dle East Electricity
Saudi Exhibition in
Saudi Arabia from 15-17 October 2018
15-17 October 2018.

WETEX
Dubai, UAE

23-25 October 2018

Elsewedy Electric participated as a strategic sponsor and exhibitor
in the 20th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition
(WETEX) in Dubai from 23-25 October 2018 at the Dubai Interna-
tional Convention and Exhibition Center. The event was organized by
the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority under the auspices of HH
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

Elsewedy Electric was a part

of the 12th edition of the Elec ElecExpo
Expo: Electricity, Lighting, Casablanca, Morocco
Electrical Engineering and
Industrial Automation event

24-27 October 2018

from 24-27 October 2018 at the International Fair of Casablanca (OFEC).
This international event is a regional hub for the various stakeholders in this
field. Elsewedy Electric participated with a booth and technical presentation.

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 Around The Globe

Elsewedy Electric was among the leading

Africa Smart companies in the energy sector that participated
in the Africa Smart Grid Summit (ASGS) that
Grid Summit took place in Tunisia. At the event, Elsewedy
ASGS Electric’s team met with Mr. Slim Feriani, Min-
ister of Energy, Mines and Renewable Energy
Tunisia of Tunisia; Mr. Anouar Maarouf, Minister of
Communication Technology and e-commerce
of Tunisia; and Mr. Moncef Harrabi, Chairman
November 2018 of STEG Tunisia.

Elsewedy Electric participated in

the China International Import China
Exhibition from 5 -10 November International
in Shanghai.
Import Expo
Shanghai, China

5 -10 November 2018

Elsewedy Electric Algeria, a

Algeria subsidiary of Elsewedy Electric,
10 Years celebrated their 10th anniversary
and established the first produc-
celebration tion facility for cable accessories
in Algeria and the second on the
Algeria African continent.

November 2018

Elsewedy Electric participated in the

Egypt Renewable Energy Conference Egypt
“Egypt REC-1”, organized by the Minis-
try of Electricity and Renewable Energy
Renewable
(MOERE), the New and Renewable Energy
Energy Authority (NREA), and the In-
ternational Renewable Energy Agency Conference
(IRENA) from 9-11 October 2018 at the Cairo, Egypt
Al Massah Hotel in Nasr City, Cairo,
Egypt. El Sewedy Electric took part
in the conference and sponsored the
conference’s lavish gala dinner which
was held in the iconic Mena House
Hotel on the 9th of October. Elsewedy
Electric also had a booth in the foyer in
El Massah Hotel in front of the confer-
ence’s main hall to showcase products 9 -11 October 2018
and services.

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 Intra Africa
Trade Fair
Cairo, Egypt

December 2018

Intra-African Trade Fair is the first of its kind in Africa, consisting of a 7-day trade fair that
provides a platform for sharing trade, investment and market information and enabling
buyers and sellers, investors and countries to meet, discuss and conclude business deals.

Elsewedy Electric participated for the

Cairo ICT first time in ICT which shows our new
Cairo, Egypt vision and objective toward digitization.
ICT industry continues to grow, evolve
and inspire, so do the opportunities at
Cairo ICT Conference and Exhibition.
This is where you tell the story technol-
ogy in Egypt and the region and better
December2018 accommodate emerging technologies and
highlight hot new categories.

APUA is the Association

of Power Utilities of Afri- APUA
ca. Founded on Decem- Cairo, Egypt
ber 4th, 2012
ASEA (Association des
Sociétés d’Electricité
d’Afrique).
APUA bring together
Power Utilities and Stake-
holders towards making December 2018
power more accessible,
affordable and reliable for
African people

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 Promising Partner
EGYPT’S
GREEN
ENERGY
FUTURE
Interview with Dr. Mohamed El Khai-
yat, the Executive Chairman of the
Dr. Mohamed
New and Renewable Energy Authority
El Khaiyat
1. At the beginning, please tell us about
the cooperation between NREA and
Elsewedy Electric.
We cooperate with Elsewedy Electric in
two ways: the first is direct cooperation,
when Elsewedy Electric is involved as a
key party with the Ministry in any energy
production and/or distribution agree-
ment, such as megaprojects for power
generation established by Siemens, in
addition to some power transmission
projects including the supply of transmis-
sion lines and transformers. The second
way we cooperate is through the partner-
ship between NREA, Elsewedy Electric
and Masdar in the 200-megawatt project
at Suez Gulf. Elsewedy Electric will be
also involved as cable supplier for all
renewable energy projects, including the
wind farm at El Zaafarana, Zeit Bay and
Suez Gulf projects. We rely on Elsewedy
Electric cables, not only because we en-
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courage the use of local products, but the
company’s cable has the highest quality
standards and all contractors trust it, and
they have our trust as a customer.
2. What are the coming projects in the
field of renewable energy in Egypt?
- In the coming period, we have two types
of renewable energy projects: private sec-
tor projects, which represent the majority
of projects in Egypt. The most impor-
tant project of this type is the Benban
Park for Solar Energy in Aswan, with a
total capacity of 1465 megawatts. We’ve
already connected 19 projects within this
park to the national grid and they are all
operational. We still have another 15 pro-
jects under construction or in the phase
of commissioning, but will be completed
by August 2019. The role played by the
private sector in this park is quite obvious
and crucial, including local cable and
transformer suppliers.
- Another example of renewable energy
projects executed by the private sector
is the 250-megawatt wind farm project
at Suez Gulf, which will be executed
through the consortium of ENGIE, Toy-
ota and Orascom. These types of projects
indicate the private sector’s insights in
these key areas.
- The other type of renewable energy
project is governmental projects that are
executed through our partnership with
international organizations and agencies,
including the Egyptian-German-EU co-
operation in a wind energy project, with
a total capacity of 250 megawatts. The
project is still under study and evaluation,
as we already received many offers to
start execution. We also have some small
photovoltaic projects with a capacity of
50 megawatts each, and total capacity of
250-350 megawatts in Kom Ombo and
Zaafarana
Egypt has allocated
a huge area of 7,600
square kilometers for
generating solar
energy, which is tenfold
the area of Singapore!
- I want to emphasize an interesting fact:
The renewable energy market in Egypt is
a step ahead of legislation. The reason is
the rapid reduction of new and renewable
energy costs. The offered price of solar
cells at Kom Ombo Station is US$ 2.75,
which is lower than the price of natural
gas used in the thermal stations. I speak
here about the price of the final products,
which in this case is electricity. The price
of electricity (final products) produced
by renewables is lower than the cost of
natural gas (production input) in the
thermal plants. The other factor that dif-
ferentiates renewables is the restructuring
of electricity prices in Egypt every year, as
we witness a steady increase in electricity
prices every July. The fact that renewables
are getting cheaper and conventional
electricity is getting more expensive has
created a vast renewable market in Egypt.
3. Why was Kom Ombo and Zafarana
selected to generate renewable energy,
and why was Germany and EU specifi-
cally selected to cooperate with them in
this field?
- Regarding sites, Egypt has allocated a
huge area of 7,600 square kilometers for
generating solar energy, which is tenfold
the area of Singapore!
- When we started operations, we went
for the Red Sea coast which enjoys high
wind speeds. In this area, we have Gulf of
Suez, Ain Sokhna and Zafarana. We start-
ed in Zaafarana and then Jebel al Zayt
then the Gulf of Suez, where the 250 MW
project is being held for ENGIE, Toyota
and Orascom consortium.
- If we head south, we will find the
Benban complex on an area of 37 square
kilometers and 8 square kilometers on
the other side.
- What we are doing is developing the
whole area before moving to a new place
to develop or establish other projects,
so we are currently working to cover the
whole area.
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 Promising Partner
Renewable energy can provide centralized and decentralized
solutions for providing energy depending on the capabilities
of each country and region.
- Current maps of
the status of renew-
able energy projects
are as follows:
Benban complex
has been completed,
Kom Ombo has two
empty spaces and
projects are being
set up. As for wind,
Zafarana has been
completed and has
some places that can
accommodate 300
megawatts of solar
cells. Additional
capacity of up to
100 megawatts will
be built and we still
have 200 megawatts that some private
sector companies are seeking to take for
establishing renewable energy projects.
- As for international cooperation, we co-
operate with a large number of countries,
not just Germany. We have a number of
future projects including two projects
with France, a project with Germany and
two projects with the Arab Fund for Eco-
nomic and Social Development based in
Kuwait, and another project with Japan.
4. What are the Government’s plans for
sustainable energy in Egypt?
- We are working in renewable energy
sector based on the vision of Egypt 2030.
If we talk about the near future, we aim
to reach 20% renewable energy within
the energy mix by 2022. These resources
include water, solar and wind energy. To
translate these into figures, we need 11,000
megawatts of renewable energy by 2022.
- What we currently have and is being
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installed generates up to 6500-7000 meg-
awatts, so we still have 4,000 megawatts
that we will be working on over the next
three years, which means an average of
1,000 megawatts per year. This is a big
challenge, but we will work on it through
two main pillars: large projects that the
private sector is implementing, such as
the Benaban complex and BOT projects,
as well as a number of small projects such
as running solar water pumps for the
“One Million & A Half Acres of Land”
project.
5. Benban Complex project is the largest
solar power plant in the world:
a. What are the latest updates about the
project and when will it be launched?
- A total of 19 projects have been fully
connected to the national grid through 4
substations. In addition, we have 15 pro-
jects that are still in commissioning and
other stations are being installed.
b. How many companies participating in
the project?
- Local developers and companies in ad-
dition to a number of Egyptian, Gulf and
joint alliances have developed 32 projects,
reflecting the attractiveness of investing in
Egypt in general and the attractiveness of
renewable energy in particular.
- Investors are comfortable with these
types of projects. The project is 25 years
old and must guarantee investment
returns that guarantee its cost coverage
especially as it is funded by foreign financ-
ing bodies that will not dedicate US$ 2.2
billion unless they guarantee return on in-
vestments and achieving profits, and that
there is a market to accommodate this.
c. What other technical information and 7. What role does the Authority expect
numbers you can provide us? from the private sector in the coming
period?
- The total capacity of the complex is
1,465 megawatts with investments of
- We want to focus on the Independent
US$ 2.2 billion and the complex has 32
Power Producer (IPP) (private sector-pri-
projects. While on the logistics level,
vate sector collaboration) and the use
we had 15,000-16,000 containers for
of the national electricity transmission
32 projects within the complex. Each
network
project needs 500-600 containers with all
- There is minimal risk involved with
its components. In addition, the project
investments in renewable energy, and
employs 10,000 workers in different
with the attractiveness of investment in
locations. These figures indicate the size
this field where there is increasing com-
and importance of the plant as well as the
petitiveness. We ask the national private
great efforts being made to coordinate
sector to play a greater role in this field
between all parties and facilitate smooth
during the next phase and expanding this
operations to ensure the development
role across Africa and Arab countries in
and completion of projects.
terms of manufacturing, implementation,
operation and maintenance.
6. How does the Authority consider the
- Africa is a pristine continent and can
cooperation with the private sector in
accommodate all investors including
energy sector?
renewable energy investors, through
the establishment of renewable energy
- The next phase is entirely dedicated to
plants or IPP model, which gives a variety
the private sector, including solar and
of solutions to the beneficiaries of that
wind energy.
energy.
- We are working with the authority to
- Most African countries have no infra-
provide great opportunities for small and
structure to transport electricity. Renew-
medium enterprises in this area, especial-
able energy can provide centralized and
ly with the current decline of renewable
decentralized solutions for providing
energy prices.
energy depending on the capabilities of
- Since the projects are connected to the
each country and region.
national electricity grid, this gives them a
great opportunity to benefit from the re-
newable energy tariff and the distribution
of private generation projects across Egypt
instead of being centralized in one place.

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 Quality

SUSTAINABLE
QUALITY

Employee safety is a
priority for Elsewedy
Electric Group.
In 2018, there has
been a significant
improvement in the
safety performance
of the company.

Sustainability as a journey
In order to guarantee a strong commitment both in- The sustainability strategy is the result of an analysis
side and outside the company, in 2018 the company that considered the context both externally, through
sustainability strategy was defined to include: the identification of the main trends in the global
• Strategic priorities concerning sustainability; and sector context, and internally, i.e., the priorities
• The related medium-long term targets (to 2022); expressed by the Remuneration, Appointment and
• A set of qualitative-quantitative performance indi- Sustainability committee of the top management.
cators aimed at constantly monitoring the progress
of the Group’s sustainability;
• A set of actions that are updated annually based on
the results achieved

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Road map for 2018
sustainability
»» ISO 14067 certificate
projects in »» Carbon footprint Measurements
Elsewedy Electric »» Data base

from 2018 to 2022

2019
»» Energy Management system I
SO 50001
»» Obtain ISO 450001 certificates 2020
»» Waste management system
»» Carbon footprint
»» Carbon footprint
»» ISO standard for all companies
»» Obtain Social responsibilities
»» Obtain ISO 14067 for companies SA 8000
»» Obtain ISO 50001

2021
»» Obtain ISO 50001
»» Environmental Management system
2022
»» Carbon footprint
»» Client Management data base
for sustainability
»» Obtain ISO 50001 for companies

ISO 14067:2014 “Carbon footprint”

Task 1: Initiating carbon footprint measurements
Task 2: Conducting an Carbon footprint gap analysis
Task 3: Energy Management Planning
Task 4: collecting the data for carbon emissions
Task 5: analysis and improvement actions
Task 6: Obtain ISO 14067 certificate

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 Quality

SUSTAINABLE QUALITY

Energy Management System

Task 1: Initiating an Energy Management Program
Task 2: Conducting an Energy Review
Task 3: Energy Management Planning
Task 4: Implementing Energy Management
Task 5: Measurement and Verification

Waste Management System Tasks

Task 1: Define the Goals and Constraints
Task 2: Review of National Waste Management Legislative Requirements
and any Corporate Requirements
Task 3: Characterizing Waste Types, Volumes and Service Area
Task 4: Characterizing Service Area
Task 5: Waste Stream Identification
Task 6: Review of Technical Options for Management of Wastes

Health and Safety Management

System Tasks (ISO 45001)
Task 1: Initiating Health and safety Management Program
Task 2: Conducting a Gap Analysis
Task 3: Health and safety Management Planning
Task 4: Implementing Health and safety Management
Task 5: Obtain the Certificate

Wastewater Treatment Tasks

Task 1: Water and Wastewater Calculations
Task 2: WWTP Technical Specifications

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BEST The Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA)

PERFORMANCE is advancing its activities

around the pillars of a
CERTIFICATE field-oriented approach,
human security, and en-
FROM JICA hanced effectiveness,
efficiency, and speed.

Egypt: Best Performance Certificate from JICA

(Japan International Cooperation Agency)
• Project Name: JICA (Lot3/ADJ.No.60/2011-2012)
• Client: EETC
• Contractor: Egytech Cable Elsewedy
• Project Description: Supply and installation of OPGW on 220 kV T/L network
in UE and ME zones on turnkey basis. Energy control system upgrading project in
Upper Egypt (Loan: Agreement No.EG-P30)
• Scope of Work: Engineering, supplying, installing, jointing and commissioning of
OPGW and UGFO on 220 kV T/L network in UE and ME zones with total length
1000 km
• Contract Value: 9,240

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 HSE

SAFETY BREEDS
EXCELLENCE
Employee safety is a priority for Elsewedy Electric Group.
In 2018, there has been a significant improvement in the
safety performance of the company.

LTI RATE 2017 2018

2

54% Reduction in Injuries

Serious injuries, which
we classify as lost time
injuries (that result in
employee absence) and
medical treatment in-
juries (does not result
1.5
1.3
1
in employee absence)
have dropped signif-
icantly (54%) in 2018 0.5
0.6
compared to LTI in
0 TOTAL (EMPLOYEES & CONTRACTORS)
2017 for both employ-
ees and subcontractors.

Employee Hazard Reporting

In 2018, Elsewedy Electric introduced
reporting hazards at manufacturing and # of unsafe conditions reported
project sites to provide a mechanism for 2500

our employees to recognize and report

2000
unsafe conditions to the HSE depart-
ment so corrective measures can be tak- 1500
en. A total of 15,000 unsafe conditions
were reported by non-HSE department 1000

employees, which is 1.1 hazard report

per employee just shy of the company’s 500

year-end target of 1 hazard report per

0
employee. Nearly 90% of these unsafe Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
conditions have already been corrected.

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Employee Training
Elsewedy Electric ensures employees are # of unsafe conditions reported
trained on safety procedures relevant 1.2

to their work. The company’s goal at

1.0
the beginning of 2018 was to provide
an average of 8 hours of internal safety 0.8

training for each manufacturing and 0.6

project site employee. By the end of
2018, we exceeded our target by 12.5%, 0.4

offering an average of 9 hours of safety 0.2

training per employee. In addition, 89%
of operations managers have received 0.0

Group HSE training. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2019 Commitment to HSE

Elsewedy Electric will continue to
ensure safety is a priority for 2019,
with a focus on improving safety
implementation for the benefit of all
employees and subcontractors.

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 HSE

JOURNEY
TO
ACCIDENTS
ZER 0
In 2018, Egytech, subsidiary of Elsewedy Electric, recorded zero
lost time accidents for the first time in its history. This accom-
plishment was made possible because of the dedication of all
employees and the company’s commitment to implementing the
highest safety standards and procedures. Here’s how they did it.

Safety Management Committee

A Safety Management Committee
was established at each site and led
by each top management team. The
committee monitors the imple-
mentation of safety protocols and
resolves any barriers that prevent-
ed EgyTech from achieving zero
accidents. This committee meets on
a fixed monthly schedule that is well
respected and well attended.

Employee Awareness
Several safety training activities
were conducted across EgyTech,
including safety leadership training
for managers and supervisors, safety
trainings for employees, as well as
specialized and topical trainings
such as fire protection, lifting,
firefighting, design and maintenance
of fire systems. This company-wide
focus on safety training led to
improved safety awareness across all
levels of the company.

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 ZERO
ACCIDENTS
Safety
Breeds
Excellence

Controlling the Hazards

EgyTech conducted a risk assess-
ment, hazards were identified.
the company is addressing and
implementing controls following the
hierarchy of controls (whether engi-
neering, administrative or PPE).
• Machine guarding
• Isolation of hazardous energy
• Work at heights
• Permit to work system
• Employee transportation

Egytech - # of LOst Time Injuries

35

30

25

20

15

10

0
2016 2017 2018

Maintaining a safe and healthy environment is a top priority for

Elsewedy Electric Group. The hard work of both employees and man-
agement help ensure safety procedures and policies across the entire
Group are operating effectively, and everyone is working together to
minimize risk and reduce the number of incidents in the workplace.

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 STA

Elsewedy Technical Academy (STA)

Brings German Standards to
Technical Education

STA1 Lab

nder the title “Economic inclusion of young
women and men through improved access to
high quality dual education and training in
Egypt” the European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development (EBRD) promotes a two-year
development project for the introduction of Ger-
man standards of technical education and train-
ing at the Elsewedy Technical Academy (STA).
The main focus is on modernizing the 3-years
program “Industrial Electronics Technician” and
to enrich it with content from German training
program. Beyond that the STA is supported to
promote and enhance gender mainstreaming,
taking into account their already on-going efforts
in this area at STA.
Three main areas are noteworthy in this project.

In close cooperation with STA, the project is

carried out by the GFA-Consulting Group, one
of the largest German companies in the field of
development cooperation.

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 Uwe
Wieckenberg
Technical
Director
Introduction of the learning Elsewedy
Technical
fields approach Academy
(STA)

On the one hand, instruction in voca-

tional schools will be organized accord-
ing to learning fields and not according
to school subjects anymore. This means
that the students are no longer taught
according to subjects (e.g. technical
mathematics, technical drawing etc.),
independent of a concrete application
situation in the company environment,
but according to learning fields (e.g.
Learning field 1: “Analyze electro techni-
cal systems and check functions”) which
are based on real business fields in the
company.

The competences to be acquired now are always combined

with a concrete application in the working environment.
By this constant application orientation, the education be-
comes on the one hand more motivating for the students.
On the other hand, the companies profit from the com-
prehensive and practical expertise of the students. In the
end, at least 50% of the training content will correspond
to that in Germany.

Students are no longer

taught according to
subjects, but according
to learning fields
which are based on real
business fields in the
company.

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 STA

TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Cooperation with the German-Arab

Chamber of Industry & Commerce,
Cairo (GACIC/AHK)
The second innovation of this project is the cooperation with
the German-Arab Chamber of Industry & Commerce, Cairo
(GACIC/AHK).
According to the regulations of the dual system in Germa-
ny there is a shared responsibility between the Ministry of
Education (responsible for the training in schools) and the
Chamber of Industry & Commerce (responsible for the train-
ing in companies). The project aims to support this cooper-
ation which is new to Egypt and contribute to improving the
quality of technical and vocational training.

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Gender Mainstreaming
The third point which the EBRD very much emphasiz-
es is to promote and enhance gender main-streaming.
In our concrete case this means that the community
will be informed about the technical training for girls
at the STA and therefore more girls will start a 3-years
training programme. STA already started with the
inclusion of girls in 2017. Currently there are 38 girls
in different programmes enrolled, which corresponds
to 5.3 % of all students. Despite the seemingly small
number, this is already remarkable for technical train-
ings in Egypt.
The project began in December 2018 and is scheduled
to run for two years. We are very confident that we
will achieve hereby a higher level of quality in tech-
nical and vocational training at Elsewedy Technical
Academy (STA).

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 STA

Elsewedy Technical
Academy Launches
Second Phase
On the 24th of September was
the official opening of the second
branch of Elsewedy Technical
Academy STA2 , at 10th of Ram-
adan City. The conference was
attended by Dr. Tarek Shawki,
the minister of Education, The
Ambassador of Switzerland Paul
Garnier, the Governor of Al Shar-
keya Dr. Mahmoud Ghorab and
The vice-president of the Europe-
an bank for reconstruction and
reconstruction, and a number of
leaders of Science and diplomacy
who were all welcomed by Eng.
Ahmed El Sewedy.

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 High Quality Education
We are very confident
that we will achieve
hereby a higher level
of quality in technical
and vocational training
at Elsewedy Technical
Academy (STA).

Elsewedy Technical
Academy STA2

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 CSR
Elsewedy Electric
helps saving lives
through early
diagnosis with
SpyGlass DS
T
The SpyGlass™ DS System
he SpyGlass DS System ena-
bles high resolution imaging
and therapy during an en-
doscopic retrograde cholan-
giopancreatography (ERCP)
procedure to target biopsies
and fragment stones, which
may result in more efficient evaluation and help
reduce the need for additional testing and repeat
procedures compared to traditional ERCP and
enable patients to receive early treatment. The
system enables direct visualization of the bile
and pancreatic ducts and can help obtain biopsy
specimens, lead to the diagnosis of abnormali-
ties, and guide stone therapy.
Elsewedy Electric donated a SpyGlass DS
System to El Kisr El Eini hospital. By using this
technology, patients who are suffering from
large and intrahepatic biliary stones can be diag-
nosed early and treated. Before the SpyGlass DS
those patients would have gone to surgery which
can be very dangerous while others might not be
suitable for surgery.
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After launching SpyGlass DS in El Kisr El Einy
many professors have been trained and certified
by experts from Humanities Hospital in Milano,
Italy to use this new technology and teach an-
other young doctors (assistant Prof) to use this
technology across Egypt.
Finally, we closed this project with success story
when we invited Prof. Alessendro Repici, head
of GIT department in Humanities hospitals Mi-
lan, Italy and one of the top doctors in Europe in
this field, to attend a workshop specific for this
technology in October 2018 at El Kisr El Einy.
During the workshop four case studies were
presented to give the Egyptian team confidence
and a strong start using the SpyGlass DS System.
More than 25 of the top Professors in the field
of Endoscopy & Hepatology from across Egypt
attended this event. Many patients’ lives
changed on this day! They were
treated as cancer cases but
after accurate diagnosis
they received the
appropriate
treatment.
We would like to
thank the Dean Prof.
Hala and Prof Abd El Megid
Kasem for their support &
cooperation.
Installation of prone to being hit by it. However, finding out
early can be cured with a 90% success rate.

Mammogram The National institute is one of the oldest

& biggest cancer research & cure facility in

screening device
the Middle East & Africa. It started in 1969
with the capacity of 250 beds now it accepts
250,000 in a year 4,000 of which are Breast
at the early detec- Cancer. One of the first initiatives to prevent
this is launching the prevention & detec-
tion unit of The tion unit in 2003. Still this was not enough
because of the very high traffic, so more
National Cancer equipment was needed in order to serve more
women.

Institute Elsewedy Electric donated to the national

cancer institute a Hologic Mammogram
Breast Cancer is the most common among screening device, one of the latest technol-
women globally representing 34% of the cases ogies for cancer detection and the most
with total of 113,000 women; 1 in 8 women accurate equipment of all times.

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 Sustainability

AUTISM
AWARENESS
DAY
2nd April

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STA is the
First Technical
School in Middle
East to receive
TUV Nord
accreditation
After more than a year of hard work, Elsewedy Technical TUV Nord is a technical service provider with worldwide
Academy is pleased to announce that we have recently activities. It stands for Technical Inspection Association
been accredited by TÜV NORD ISO29990, the interna- a German organization that work to validate the safety
tional standard for learning service providers. of products and services of all kinds to protect humans,
On a ceremony on last September attended by Dr. material assets and the environment against hazards.
Tarek Shawki the minister of Education and the Ambas-
sador of Switzerland STA celebrated obtaining a certif- That accreditation demonstrates our commitment and
icate of international accreditation from a body “TUV hard work, that we dedicate to all Egyptians.
NORD”, German, to become the first technical schools
in Egypt to receive this certificate.

SEBA Award for Elsewedy Electric

Switzerland Ambassador Paul Garnier and The
Swiss-Egyptian Business Association (SEBA) hosted its
2019 annual business awards gala dinner.
This year the focus is to recognize the role of the private
sector, government and NGOs to ensure inclusive and
equitable quality education, empower inclusion disabili-
ties and support learning programs.
The Awards were divided into 2 categories:
• Social responsibility awards for companies focusing on
education
• Influential individuals in disabilities Education
Elsewedy Electric was awarded for its high impact in Vo-
cational and technical education in Egypt which is one of
the CSR project since 2011.
Ambassador Paul Garnier highlighted the importance
of technical and vocational training and the role of the
Swiss government and companies in Egypt. His excellen-
cy referred to the project of the Swiss government, EBRD
and STA in upgrading the vocational curricula in Egypt.
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 Sustainability
Golden Award
for Iskraemeco’s Fair Meter innovation
Iskraemeco’s Fair Meter project has re-
ceived the company’s second consecu-
tive golden award for innovation by the
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
the Republic of Slovenia. The solution
that earned the highest national award
for innovation is based on the integra-
tion of sustainable development into the
company’s business model and strategy.
The project focuses on Iskraemeco’s ac-
tivities across the supply chain and on
raising awareness on the issue among
customers, industries and in the broader
business environment.
At the 16th Innovation Day at Brdo pri
Kranju the Chamber of Commerce and
Industry of the Republic of Slovenia
presented its nation-wide awards for
the best innovators and companies. The
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original idea behind Iskraemeco’s inno-
vation was to make an electricity meter
that applies the fair economy principles.
The concept behind the original Fair
Meter, AM550, has evolved into a com-
prehensive company-wide sustainable
development strategy, which integrates
the principles of sustainability and circu-
lar economy into the company products
and processes across all levels. This solu-
tion has put Iskraemeco at the forefront
of companies who are embedding sus-
tainability into their business operations.
The award-winning innovation has
considerably increased the company’s
innovativeness as it introduces an en-
tire range of technological and process
novelties. The success it has achieved
has fuelled the motivation of the proj-
ect team members and, gradually, other
employees.
Iskraemeco’s three-tier sustainability
strategy is aimed at building a culture
of sustainability across the company, its
supply chain and partnerships. The main
focus of the Fair Meter is raw materials,
their origin, labour standards and the
promotion of higher industry standards.
Other important components include
education, training and raising aware-
ness on the issue among customers,
suppliers and other stakeholders.
Iskraemeco’s key activities in this regard
include training for suppliers and cus-
tomers, knowledge sharing, awareness
raising, participation in public debates,
and mentoring of other companies
 Internal News

Team
Spirit

Elsewedy Electric Futsal Team Wins

Ismailia Corporations’ Championship
for the Second Consecutive Time

Elsewedy Electric Futsal team recently won the Ismailia corporations’’

Championship for the second year in a row. It is worth mentioning that the
team defeated the Suez Canal Authority team in the final match with two
goals in an exciting match that kept spectators at the edge of their seats.
This victory qualifies Elsewedy Electric’s team for the National Corpora-
tions’ Championship that’s taking place in September 2019, with the win-
ners of the first and second place being qualified to represent Egypt in the
Arab Corporations’ Futsal Championship.
It all started in Dec 2018, when Elsewedy Electric’s team spent one month
in a training camp to prepare for the Corporations’ Championship that took
place in Canal City. They won the first place in Jan 2018’s championship.
With this recent win, it seems that Elsewedy Electric’s team is unstoppable!

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 Internal News

Elsewedy Electric’s legal team is the Best

In-house Legal team in Africa for 2018

Elsewedy Electric was included in the GC Powerlist Africa

Teams 2018, sponsored by DLA Piper Africa and supported
by the International Bar Association. The award recognizes
corporate counsel who are driving the legal business for-
ward and have been instrumental in changing or forming
opinions within their company or industry; developing bril-
liant technical solutions to complex issues; creating innova-
tive structures to ensure that the in-house function is driv-
ing the business forward; and providing a business working
model other corporate counsel should follow.

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 The celebration of good results and
the achieved milestones in 2018 EETD
employees and management team.
After a year in action, it is time of the year when it comes
to celebrate the good results and the achieved milestones
in 2018.
Mr. Medhat Maher the MD choose the first day of 2019
to acknowledge EETD management team on their per-
formance during 2018 and to celebrate with them the
big achievements, Dr. Nibal Eltantawy the VP corporate
Strategy and Human Capital has honored the celebration
by her attendance as Elsewedy Electric Board delegate,
Dr. Nibal shared Mr. Maher in delivering the recognition
awards to the team in a half day ceremony.
Meanwhile all EETD employees celebrated the new year
day in Head Office as well as all company’s sites “domes-
tic and overseas”, the employees morale was at the top,
memory gifts was granted to tombola winners.
The celebrations comes to proof that recognition became
an ingrained part of EETD culture, the atmosphere of
trust is one of the most important management concerns
in 2019.
The celebrations atmosphere was very encouraging and
friendly, everybody was happy and excited with the event
as you can see in the photos.
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Human Resources

Human Our strength is not the ma-

Capital
chines nor the products ... our
strength is our people, our ex-
pertise, experience and the hu-
man capital that can positively
influence the future.

Key Highlights – Ahmed El Sewedy –

President & CEO, Elsewedy Electric

Goal Settings
Corporate goals for 2019 was launched in February
2019 and cascaded to all businesses; focusing on
Growth, Customers Perspective, Internal business
processes and organization skills. This year the man-
date is for every employee to receive clear goals and
subsequently prepare individuals’ goals & objectives.
Elsewedy Electric
Wins the “Highest
Talent Engagement”
Award
Bayt.com; the leading HR online platforms in the Middle East has
awarded Elsewedy Electric Talent Acquisition team “The Highest Tal-
ent Engagement” award. This is in recognition to the activities under-
gone in responding to all applicants’ requests throughout 2018 and
2019, which proves how Elsewedy Electric is one of the most attrac-
tive employers in the Middle East region.

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 Human Resources

HR

“GROW” is a talent management program that aims to

“GROW”
prepare and invest in the high potential Supervisors and
first-time Managers to effectively assume future mana-
gerial roles and create Elsewedy Electric’s internal pool of
future leaders. The program kick-off event was on January

Elsewedy Electric
16th, 2019, comprising 70 top performers nominees who
were shortlisted through an intensive assessment center
to 30 high potential future leaders. Through a journey of 8

Future Leaders
months, those 30 talents have been enrolled in a develop-
ment program that covered many areas such as: Leadership
practices, business simulation, hands-on projects, and re-
al-life and business case studies. The Program’s graduation
ceremony will take place in September 2019.

Spark – Employee
Recognition Program
The program’s main purpose is to promote the recognition culture
within Elsewedy Electric through empowering managers to recognize
their teams ensuring exemplary behavior and positive business results.
The program emphasizes the importance of “Values & Teamwork”.
The program encompasses 4 main programs:
• Value-based recognition
• Project-based recognition
• Instant/On-spot recognition
• Tenure recognition
Award types are: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Ranging from
cash awards, shopping vouchers, recognition certificates, “Thank you”
cards up to a memorable overseas trip to an exotic location.Two Annu-
al Awards will be available to both individuals & the teams.

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“Employer Branding”…The Journey
The journey started at the end of 2018, where we focused on the cur-
rent internal employees who grew within Elsewedy Electric; ensuring
their career aspirations have been met. This has been demonstrated
through availing internal vacancies and prioritizing our employees over
external hires. Additionally, we have launched the “Grow” program in
February 2019 to further nurture our talents.
On the other side, external talents’ pool has expanded through a
wide array of talent acquisition activities such as launching the first
“Elsewedy Electric summer training program” across 30 Universities.
In addition, the “Fresh Graduate program” has been launched in three
of Elsewedy Electric subsidiaries, and is planned to cover the rest of
subsidiaries in 2019.
To support our growth initiatives in 2019 onwards, the talent acquisi-
tion team is extensively in search for the best calibers to support new
market growth.

Meritocracy & Building The Employee

Value Proposition
The Employee Value Proposition “EVP” is the broad uni-
verse of “GIVES AND GETS” in relation to what employees
receive from their employer and what they are expected to
deliver in return. A strategically designed EVP attracts, re-
tains and engages employees to drive business success. In
2018, the Compensation & Benefits Team has worked on
several projects covering diverse EVP pillars; such as the Job
Evaluation “JE” / Grading project which is the infrastructure
of designing a competitive reward strategy and shaping our
benefits portfolio. As for 2019, it is planned to finalize the
job evaluation of outstation subsidiaries to set their grading
and salary structure.
Elsewedy Electric Total Rewards philosophy recognizes em-
ployee performance as a factor in determining workforce
compensation. Employee market positioning is another fac-
tor to ensure our market competitiveness to attract the best
calibers.
Elsewedy Electric Total Rewards philosophy also endorses
the notion of its pay segmentations, in accordance with the
industry type, position nature and impact on business.

Building the Organization HR Automation - Employee

Capabilities Self-Service
2018 has witnessed close attention to developing our em-
ployees & investing in sharpening their edge; where the
Learning & Development department was able to deliver 7
different programs addressing all staff levels, starting from
the Technicians & Engineers up to Executives level. These
programs tackle a wide array of topics such as:
• Leadership and Supervisory skills
• Innovation • Change Management
• Strategic Thinking • Foundation Sales Skills
“Employee Self Service System” empowers employees and
managers to communicate and perform different activities
in a “non-paper based” environment to both save their time
and achieve one of our main corporate sustainability goals.
These activities vary from checking out their own pay slips,
requesting a vacation, personal loan requests & HR letters.
The newly implemented HRIS system also provides “Busi-
ness Intelligence” tool that supports the management & HR
team in data analysis & decision making process.

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 Investors
Note from our CEO
2018 was a year of normalized growth for Elsewedy
Electric as the effects from the EGP floatation have
subsided. Throughout 2018, we have seen our mar-
kets stabilize and our core wires and cables busi- ness
continue to anchor our growth while our younger
segments, such as meters and transformers continue
to unlock their substantial growth potential. While
2017 was exceptional in terms of financial and op-
erational results, 2018 was a year where we adopted
further efficiency measures that will better position
us for future growth opportunities to ensuring sus-
tainable value creation for Elsewedy’s shareholders.
While our topline for the full year saw a marginal de-
crease of 1% year on year, the last quarter witnessed
a return to top-line growth with a 12.8% year on
year growth in total revenues on the back of growth
Wires & Cables Turnkey Projects Meters
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in our turnkey projects for the quarter. As demand
for infrastructure investment continues to grow and
as Africa is emerging as an important component in
global supply chain, we are proud to be at the fore-
front of such challenging yet exciting frontiers. We
are especially proud of our upcoming joint venture
with The Arab Contractors in carrying out the USD
2.9 billion EPC contract for the Rufiji Hy- dropower
Project in Tanzania which was awarded in Decem-
ber. While our turnkey backlog is secured for the
coming two years, we remain active in engaging ex-
pansion opportunities, both organic or inorganic. As
we welcome 2019, we look forward to build on our
exceptional track record of success and to further
push the boundaries of our capabilities.
Transformers Other Electrical Products
 Consolidated Results for 2018

42.5 bn
Consolidated Revenues FY 2018
EGP
1%
6bn EBITDA FY 2018
EGP
22%

7.2 bn
Gross Profit FY 2018
EGP 20%
4.9 bn
Net Profit FY 2018
EGP 22%

STOCK INFORMATION
• INCORPORATION: Egypt
• SECTOR: Industrial Manufacturing
• INDEX: EGX 30
• FULL LISTING: The Egyptian Exchange (SWDY.CA)
• ISSUED SHARES: 2,184,180,000 shares
• FREE FLOAT: 32%
• SHARE PRICE: (31 Dec 2018) EGP 18.04
• MARKET CAPITALIZATION: EGP 39.04 bn
Wires & Cables
Elsewedy’s primary wires & cables segment recorded revenues of
23,614.3 million EGP during FY 2018, representing a 5.1% increase y-o-y.
Volumes sold during the year grew marginally by 1.2% y-o-y to 123,564
tons in FY 2018 from 122,082 tons during FY 2017. The segment’s gross
profit for the year fell by 32.7% y-o-y, posting EGP 3,183.9 million, in- line
with a 29.7% y-o-y drop in gross profit per ton to a normalized level of EGP
19,108 per ton. The resulting gross profit margin for the segment fell to
13.5% for FY 2018, after recording 21.0% in FY 2017.

Turnkey Projects
Turnkey projects revenues amounted to EGP 13,172.2 million during FY 2018, declining by 14.6% y-o-y compared to EGP 15,422.4 million
posted in FY 2017, while backlog grew by 92% year-on-year to EGP 57.6 billion as at 31 December 2018.
The contribution of turnkey projects to the company’s consolidated top-line fell to 31.0% in FY 2018 from 35.9% in FY 2017. The segment’s
backlog stood at EGP 57.6 billion as at 31 December 2018, up by an exceptional 61.8% quarter-on- quarter from EGP 35.6 billion as at EGP
57.6 billion. Gross profit for the year came in at EGP 2,366.8 million representing a 16.4% decline y-o-y. The segment yielded a GPM of
18.0% in FY 2018 compared to 18.4% recorded in FY 2017.

Meters
Revenues from metes expanded by 8.7% y-o-y recording EGP 3,199.9 during FY 2018 compared to FY 2017 revenue of EGP 2,945.0 mil-
lion. The segment contributed 7.5% of Elsewedy’s total top-line in FY 2018, up from 6.9% during the same period last year. Growth for the
segment was driven by higher prices, while volumes sold contracted by 3.7% y-o-y to 3,640,554 meters as at year-end 2018. The segment’s
gross profit grew by 9.6% y-o-y to EGP 826.0 million in FY 2018 on the back of a 13.9% y-o-y increase in gross profit per meter to EGP 227
in FY 2018 from EGP 199 in FY 2017.

Transformers
The transformers segment was the highest growing segment in the company with revenues recording an impressive 37.0% y-o-y growth to
EGP 1,680.9 million. Top- line growth for the segment came on the back of a 30.8% y-o-y increase in volumes to 8,406 MVA in FY 2018 from
6,425 MVA in FY 2017. Despite this, gross profit declined by 4.7% y-o-y to post EGP 419.8 million in FY 2018 due to a 27.2 y- o-y decline
in gross profit per MVA to EGP 49,941.

Other Electrical Products

Revenues from sales of other electrical products declined by a modest 2.1% y-o-y to post EGP 823.4 million in FY 2018.
Despite top-line contraction, the segment’s gross profit grew at an exceptional 38.9% y-o-y, recording EGP 402.7 million in FY 2018 on the back
of a 14.4 percentage-point growth in its GPM to 48.9% in FY 2018 from 34.5% in FY 2017.

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 Investors

REVENUE BY SEGMENT EGP (000)’s

Segment Q4-2018 Q4-2017 % FY-2018 FY-2017 %

Wire & Cables 6,092,407 6,310,389 -3.5% 23,614,260 22,475,892 5.1%

Turn Key Projects 4,631,155 2,953,931 56.8% 13,172,188 15,422,403 -14.6%
Meters 752,567 952,088 -21.0% 3,199,870 2,944,981 8.7%
Transformers 455,411 448,746 1.5% 1,680,864 1,226,644 37.0%
Other electrical products 243,360 127,774 90.5% 823,381 841,193 -2.1%
Total 12,174,901 10,792,929 12.8% 42,490,563 42,911,113 -1.0%

Elsewedy Electric Consolidated Financial Statement (Income Statement)

L.E. Q4-2018 Q4-2017 FY-2018 FY-2017

Sales
Wires & Cables 6,092,407,476 6,310,388,978 23,614,259,765 22,475,892,064
Electrical Products 1,451,337,925 1,528,608,368 5,704,115,516 5,012,818,210
Turnkey Projects 4,631,155,374 2,953,931,487 13,172,188,069 15,422,402,622
Total Sales 12,174,900,775 10,792,928,833 42,490,563,350 42,911,112,896

COGS (10,158,099,188) (8,679,453,308) (35,291,39,1755) (33,866,884,242)

Gross Profit 2,016,801,587 2,113,475,525 7,199,168,175 9,044,228,654

SG & A (691,079,730) (537,757,318) (2,234,133,627) (2,060,912,121)

Other Operating Income 172,830,034 58,723,417 414,754,348 491,029,123
Other Operating Expense (112,969,401) (212,826,792) (584,733,724) (922,176,356)
Income from Investments 176,898,583 287,064,038 616,298,493 701,932,258
EBITDA 1,735,723,195 1,830,798,897 6,060,447,575 7,802,306,592

Depreciation & Amortization (173,242,121) (122,120,027) (649,093,910) (548,205,034)

Fx Gain / (Loss) (39,368,396) 86,492,784 (116,173,761) 198,242,082

EBIT 1,523,112,678 1,795,171,654 5,295,179,904 7,452,343,640

Interest Expense (96,516,462) (116,099,559) (356,959,191) (512,376,566)
Interest Income 235,352,368 308,451,819 1,130,359,587 730,529,680
Interest Income / (Expenses) 138,835,906 192,352,260 773,400,396 218,153,114
EBT 1,661,948,584 1,987,523,914 6,068,580,300 7,670,496,754
Tax (129,979,063) (133,680,393) (958,145,476) (1,183,938,659)
Net Income 1,531,969,521 1,853,843,521 5,110,434,824 6,486,558,095
Minority Interest (43,416,885) (52,916,600) (117,806,954) (118,516,848)
Net Income After
1,488,552,636 1,800,926,921 4,992,627,870 6,368,041,247
Minority Interest

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Elsewedy Electric Receives Most Honored
Distinction from Institutional Investor
Elsewedy Electric received the distinction of
“Most Honored” company in 2018 from Insti-
tutional Investor, the industry’s most trusted
source for research and rankings among top an-
alysts and port-folio managers. Elsewedy Elec-
tric won awards in several categories including
the Emerging EMEA Executive Team award and
Best CEO, Mr. Ahmed Sadek El Sewedy; Best
CFO, Mr. Sherif El Zeiny; and Best IR Profes-
sional, Mr. Tarek Yehia, as well as Best Investor
Relations Program and Best ESG SRI Metrics. ,
in the. Congratulations to our team.
For the 2018 ranking, Institutional Investor col-
lected the opinions of 328 portfolio managers
and buy-side analysts and 189 sell-side analysts.
In the sector of Honored companies, a total of
473 companies in Emerging EMEA received
votes in the Emerging EMEA Executive Team
survey. Of those companies, 64 received a first-,
second-, or third-place ranking in one or more
of the following categories: Best CEO, CFO, IR
Professional and IR Program. Thirty-six compa-
nies were distinguished as “Most Honored” for
receiving two or more top-three appearances
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Countries

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Countries

HEAD OFFICE Elsewedy Cables KSA

Nassar Center, King Fahd Road Al Azizah,
TRANSFORMERS SOLAR ENERGY SOLUTIONS
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th
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