Egypt’s Amer Group delivers 139% profit surge, topping US$4.7M in blowout 2025

EGYPT – Amer Group Holding has served up a spectacular 139% leap in annual net profits, soaring to EGP 143.978 million (approx. US$4.66 million) compared to EGP 60.221 million (approx. US$1.95 million) in 2024, fueled by robust performance across its hospitality, restaurant, and real estate empire.

Revenues climbed to EGP 1.622 billion (approx. US$52.5 million), up from EGP 1.415 billion (approx. US$45.8 million) the previous year, showcasing the diversified conglomerate’s resilient momentum.

Hotels and Restaurants Lead the Charge

The impressive bottom-line surge reflects strength across Amer Group’s multi-sector portfolio, which spans residential properties, restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, and retail operations.

Hotel operations, representing over 25% of the company’s activity, benefit from iconic properties including Porto Marina Resort & Spa, Cancun Resort, and Porto Sokhna Beach Resort.

The restaurant segment, operating more than 60 locations under beloved brands including Chili’s, Kababgy Studio Misr, and Halket Samak, continues drawing hungry crowds across Egypt.

Standalone Business Tells Different Story

While the consolidated picture glows bright, the standalone business incurred net losses after tax of EGP 9.126 million (approx. US$295,000) at year-end December 2025, swinging from profits of EGP 10.191 million (approx. US$330,000) in 2024.

This divergence between consolidated and standalone performance reflects the complexity of Amer’s diversified structure, with investments and subsidiaries contributing strongly to group results even as the parent entity faces headwinds.

Beyond Hospitality: A Diversified Powerhouse

Amer Group’s reach extends far beyond hotel suites and restaurant tables.

The company maintains significant interests in residential and commercial real estate development, shopping malls, touristic boats, marketing services, and property maintenance.

Recent moves include securing 27 feddans of land from Egypt’s New Urban Communities Authority for subsidiary development, signaling continued appetite for expansion.

What’s Next for the Egyptian Conglomerate

With hotels rebounding, restaurants buzzing, and new land acquisitions in play, Amer Group appears positioned for sustained growth.

The 139% profit explosion demonstrates how diversified exposure across Egypt’s recovering tourism, dining, and property markets can deliver outsized returns.

For investors and hospitality watchers, this performance suggests Amer’s recipe, mixing leisure, lodging, and land development, is paying off handsomely.

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