A successful acquisition would rank among Irth’s first major transactions since its launch.
It will also feature new facilities including cold plunge pools, Himalayan salt saunas, hydrotherapy pools, rasul mud experiences, a tactile reflexology walkway and a yoga deck with panoramic views.
Both properties will undergo thoughtful enhancements aligning with The Luxury Collection’s global standards while preserving architectural character, cultural authenticity and longstanding heritage.
The programme, if approved at the 13 April 2026 AGM, will be funded from existing cash resources and ongoing free cash flow generation.
While the company built its reputation around integrated POS and management tools for Asian and immigrant-owned restaurants, leadership now intends to expand into operational services including marketing automation, accounting workflows, supply ordering, and insurance.
Further, there are thirteen wellness spaces, and six treatment rooms encompass cryotherapy, flotation, red-light therapies, a traditional hammam and a sensory suite.
By absorbing them directly, DIL eliminates redundant administrative layers and creates a more efficient management structure.
TGE aims to open four to five properties under The Art Newspaper Hotel brand within the next five years, with some featuring exclusive private clubs and premium dining experiences.
The outdoor performance venue accommodating up to 5,000 people represents a significant differentiator in East Africa’s hospitality landscape.
In addition, upgrade plans extend to Luxor International Airport, Borg El Arab in Alexandria, and El Alamein International Airport, alongside construction of a new passenger terminal at Capital International Airport and establishing international airports in Saint Catherine and Arish.