Taqa Arabia Listed Among Forbes’ Top 50 Most Powerful Companies in Egypt

– Taqa Arabia, the leading integrated energy services company in Egypt, the Middle East, and Africa, has announced its inclusion in the Forbes Middle East Top 50 Most Powerful Companies in Egypt list for 2025/2026, ranking 41st with a market value of approximately $361 million.
This ranking comes on the heels of an exceptional fiscal year in which the company achieved record-breaking performance: net profits surpassed the one-billion-pound mark for the first time in its history, reaching EGP 1.05 billion — a year-on-year growth of 50%. Consolidated revenues rose to EGP 25.6 billion, an increase of 35% compared to the previous year, while EBITDA reached EGP 2.47 billion, reflecting growth of 23.1%.
In this regard, Ms. Pakinam Kafafy, CEO of Taqa Arabia Group, stated: “We are proud of Taqa Arabia’s inclusion in the Forbes list of Egypt’s most powerful companies. This is a clear affirmation of the growing confidence in our diversified business model and our ability to achieve sustainable growth. We remain committed to continued expansion and development of our integrated services portfolio, strengthening our presence in existing markets while opening new horizons for growth and innovation. This achievement is a direct result of the unwavering dedication of more than 3,400 employees, who represent the true assets that drive our strategic objectives.”

It is worth noting that throughout 2025, Taqa Arabia continued to strengthen its regional footprint, achieving strong growth in Saudi Arabia and expanding its compressed natural gas (CNG) station network across the African continent. The water sector also saw notable progress with the entry into water desalination projects, alongside the pursuit of strategic opportunities in renewable energy. The company today serves more than 8 million citizens through a comprehensive suite of energy and utility services, cementing its position as a trusted partner in driving the energy transition and economic development across Egypt and the wider region.