Egypt signs deal with CI Capital-led group for ENPPI’s IPO
08/10/2018Egypt has signed an agreement with three banks to manage the sale of a 24 percent stake in state-owned oil company ENPPI on Cairo stock exchange, the petroleum ministry said.
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Egypt has signed an agreement with three banks to manage the sale of a 24 percent stake in state-owned oil company ENPPI on Cairo stock exchange, the petroleum ministry said.
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