Previously owned by Credit Commercial de France CCF and the National Bank of Egypt, Credit International D’Egypte was acquired by the Credit Agricole Group and its Egyptian partner Mansour Group Investments in 2001.
After its acquisition of the Egyptian branch of Credit Lyonnais, giving birth to Calyon Bank Egypt, Credit Agricole Group and Mansour Group Investments acquired the majority stake in the Egyptian American Bank (EAB) in the year 2006 – another milestone for the ever-growing financial institution. Now, Credit Agricole Egypt is the second largest commercial bank in Egypt with 70 branches nationwide, 1976 employees, 205,000 customers (as of October 2009), and a current market capitalization standing at EGP 3 billion. Mansour Group Investments, Mansour’s investment arm, owns 20% of the bank.

The largest flat glass manufacturing facility in the Middle East with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons per annum, the company is a joint venture with Saint Gobain Glass International, one of the three largest glass producers in the world and number one in value added glass. Mansour Group Investments owns 30% of the Egyptian JV “Saint Gobain Glass Egypt”. The facility is located in Ain Sokhna, which was chosen for its proximity to the major areas of local consumption as well as an export port and raw material quarries. The company started production in July 2010.

With more than 3,800 offices and 124,000 real estate consultants around the world, Coldwell has certainly grown since its founding in 1906. Mansour Group Investment brought the organization over to Egypt in 2001, acquiring the sub-franchising rights for Coldwell Banker and Coldwell Banker Commercial to establish Coldwell Banker International Affiliates, in which Mansour Group Investment owns 51%. The local franchise has over 20 branches between owned offices and sub franchises, distributed all over the country.

Moreover, Mansour Group Investment holds 22% of Coldwell Banker Middle East, which has the master franchise for the Region. Forming an alliance with Realogy Inc., the proprietor of these brands and the world’s largest real estate franchisor, Coldwell Banker International Affiliates had a monumental start, gaining recognition and interest from several of the largest investment houses in the Middle East. By 2007, Coldwell Banker International Affiliates had not only partnered with prominent investors from Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Kuwait and UAE, but also acquired the sub-franchising rights to 25 new countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.  

Macor Egypt is a holding company with stakes in several hotels and projects catering to the tourism industry.