Tabreed's Strategic Market Moves Amidst Economic Challenges
Tabreed, a leading UAE-based utility company, navigates through currency depreciation issues in Egypt, reflecting its robust business model and strategic market approach.
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Tabreed's recent termination of a district cooling contract in Egypt due to currency depreciation showcased its ability to make strategic decisions that protect its interests and those of its clients. Despite the setback, the company continues to operate in Egypt and evaluate new opportunities.
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Sean Magee, the Board Secretary, issued a letter on 15 January 2024 addressing Dr. Maryam Buti Al Suwaidi, CEO of the Securities & Commodities Authority in Abu Dhabi, and H.E Hamed Ali, CEO of the Dubai Financial Market. The letter was in response to recent media reports concerning the cancellation of a district cooling contract between Tabreed Egypt and a subsidiary of the Egyptian Healthcare Services Company for the new medical city, Capital Med. The contract was terminated due to currency depreciation in Egypt, and it was mutually agreed upon before the commencement of works. The termination had no negative impact on Tabreed or its client. Tabreed continues to operate in Egypt and evaluate new opportunities in the market. The company also reaffirmed its commitment to the disclosure and transparency requirements of the Securities and Commodities Authority and the Dubai Financial Market.