Corporate Entities and Operators

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Corporate Entities and Operators is the umbrella tag for companies, state enterprises, banks, utilities, transport operators and industrial groups with sustained relevance to North Africa and connected markets. Coverage uses it to organize reporting on ownership, operating roles, assets, value chains and cross-border business activity. The tag is intentionally broader than any single sector and excludes regulators, political institutions and standalone infrastructure assets that are tracked under dedicated categories.

Consumer Group Urges Naftal to Ease Emergency Tyre Access

Algerian consumer association " Himayatec " has called on Naftal to revise its tyre distribution system, arguing that the current online registration process is too rigid for motorists facing urgent roadside tyre failures.

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CPA Launches New Financing Scheme for Algeria's Ageing Bus Fleet

The Crédit populaire d'Algérie (CPA) has introduced a new financing offer for collective transport operators, aiming to accelerate the replacement of buses over 25 years old and support the modernisation of Algeria's public transport sector.

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Vivo and STI Launch Smartphone Manufacturing Plant in Oran

A new smartphone factory has begun operations in Oran, Algeria, through a partnership between STI and Chinese brand Vivo. The facility aims to ramp up production from 2,000 to 6,000 units daily, with significant job creation expected.

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Benghazi Chamber of Commerce Backs Julyana Tourist Area Project

The Benghazi Chamber of Commerce has joined the contract signing for the Julyana Tourist Area, a major development aiming to attract investment, boost tourism, and support urban regeneration in Benghazi.

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Egypt's Top 10 Developers Reach EGP 670bn in H1 2026 Sales

Egypt's leading real estate developers posted EGP 670bn in combined sales for H1 2026, a 2.9% increase year-on-year, even as unit sales declined, highlighting the impact of rising property prices on the market.

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Forbes International Tower in Egypt Sets 2030 Net-Zero Carbon Target

The planned Forbes International Tower in Egypt's New Administrative Capital aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 and secure LEED Platinum certification, positioning the project as a regional model for sustainable urban development.

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