ICT Misr, a company specializing in integrated technology solutions and digital infrastructure, had an outstanding performance in 2025! They achieved a remarkable 50% growth in their total business volume. This success was really boosted by a strong recovery across various sectors they work with, especially the banking sector, which saw an impressive 70% growth thanks to digital transformation projects within banks and financial institutions. At the same time, the oil and energy sector led the company's growth rates with a massive 260% increase! This was all thanks to a powerful launch and smart restructuring efforts by the company, including strengthening their talented team. A key part of this was bringing in Engineer Iman Wafy, who has extensive experience in digital transformation for the petroleum sector. ICT Misr is also continuing to expand its international presence across African and Middle Eastern markets. They're growing their customer base and offering a wider variety of services. Plus, they're strengthening strategic partnerships with major global companies like Oracle and Dell Technologies, which truly highlights their leadership in integrated technology solutions. Looking at their team, the number of employees grew by 33%, reaching around 266 staff members. Their cybersecurity and data protection activities also saw a fantastic 50% growth! There was also significant expansion in modern technology and artificial intelligence fields, including their subsidiary, Finovate, which specializes in AI solutions and is led by Engineer Khaled Hamada. Engineer Mohamed El-Mufti, Chairman of ICT Misr, shared his appreciation for all their success partners. This includes important entities like the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Central Bank of Egypt, various government bodies, and all their public and private sector clients. He emphasized that the trust these partners placed in the company was the main engine driving its development and growth. El-Mufti also mentioned their ongoing close collaboration with global technology partners to ensure they deliver services with even higher quality and efficiency. He explained that the upcoming period is set to see even greater growth rates. This will be driven by the new talent who joined their team last year, along with the accelerating pace of digital transformation and the increasing reliance on AI technologies in the Egyptian market, as well as in African and Middle Eastern markets. He also revealed the company's strong plans for expansion in 2026 into several Arab markets, including Iraq and Oman, aiming to attract new clients in the petroleum services sector. This is in addition to their expansions in Saudi Arabia since the third quarter of last year, especially in the banking sector. They will also continue their operations in the Libyan market and other African markets. All of these exciting plans boost expectations for a new surge in business volume this year!
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