The Group develops and invests in infrastructure assets, creating new construction opportunities and long-term shareholder returns. We capitalize on our investment and financing track-record across various sectors, encompassing several industries such as cement, fertilizers, ports, renewable energy and waster treatment.
The Red Sea Wind Farm is currently the largest operational wind farm in the Middle East and Africa, supplying clean energy to over 1 million homes and reducing carbon emissions by approximately 1.5 million tons annually.
The project is developed by Red Sea Wind Energy S.A.E., a consortium comprising ENGIE (35%), Orascom Construction (25%), Toyota Tsusho Corporation (20%), and Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation (20%), under a 25-year BOO scheme.
In addition to its equity investment and development role, Orascom Construction executed all civil and electrical works as well as the full EPC scope for the balance of the plant with zero lost time incidents.
Operation of the full 650 MW was achieved by 30 June 2025, four months ahead of schedule. This follows successful delivery of 306 MW in December 2024, also four months early, and 194 MW in April 2025, six months ahead of schedule.
Ras Ghareb Wind Farm is the first renewable energy project of its kind and size in Egypt. The 262.5 MW project is developed on a build-own-operate (BOO) basis under a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement.
Orascom Construction was the EPC contractor for the civil works and electrical systems, and owns a 20% stake in the project. The project was commissioned 45 days ahead of schedule in October 2019.
This project highlights Orascom Construction’s ability to combine fast-track construction, the highest levels of HSE, financing expertise, and collaboration with world class partners and international financial institutions.
A large-scale seawater treatment and supply project for ADNOC in Abu Dhabi, UAE. This project, which is developed alongside partners including ADNOC and TAQA under a 30-year BOOT scheme, underscores Orascom Construction’s position as a developer and EPC player in the water sector in the region.
The project comprises a seawater nanofiltration plant with a capacity of 522,000 m³/day, a large transfer pump station, 70 km of water transmission pipelines with two delivery points, and an in-field distribution network of 230 km. This project is advancing sustainable water management and reduces energy consumption for water injection at the Bab and Bu Hasa fields by up to 30%.
Orascom Construction has a 16.3% equity stake in the project as consortium leader and is also consortium leader for the EPC scope.
A consortium of Orascom Construction, Metito and Mowah is developing the Dammam West Independent Sewage Treatment Plant (ISTP) in Saudi Arabia under a 25-year BOOT scheme. The project, which was the first ISTP in Saudi Arabia, will have a capacity of 200,000 m³/day, expandable to 350,000 m³/day.
The project is in commissioning phase. Orascom Construction has a minority equity stake in the project and is taking the lead on the EPC scope.
Orascom Construction is the co-developer of New Cairo Wastewater Treatment Plant, a 250,000 m³/day project serving one million people in Greater Cairo, Egypt. This 25-year BOOT project is Egypt's first PPP project has been operational since 2013.
Orascom Construction has a 50% equity stake in the project and was the co-EPC contractor.
