TechnoftÂ
Founded by Mr. Hatem ElDaba in 1952, TECHNOFT represents leading international firms in the field of electricity and has pioneered the electricity domain in Egypt. For over 60 years, the company devoted its efforts to serve the rapidly growing needs of the Egyptians and to meet the demands of the Egyptian government’s ambitious plans of providing electricity to the whole nation.
Today, the company has firmly established its position as one of the leading private companies in Egypt.
Dabatco
Established in 1976 as an Egyptian based import and export, trading and engineering company, DABATCO is committed to offering different services from engineering to introducing revolutionary technologies for the Egyptian Market across various sectors and clients.
Prominent names include Telecom Egypt, Petroleum Sector Companies, Civil Aviation, Police Communication, Department (Ministry of Interior), Technical Research Department (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Middle East News Agency, Government Sector Companies and many more. With high market awareness and sensitivity to market needs through continuous market research, evaluations, pioneering breakthroughs, and a proactive approach, DABATCO is able to offer fail-proof solutions and drive customer satisfaction.
The Egyptian real estate market has been resilient to political and economic tensions, creating new opportunities for growth.
When it comes to trading, El Daba Holding has enjoyed a definitive edge over the MENA market and more regions.
The communications sector in Egypt is rapidly changing. El Daba Holding has been at the forefront of founding key companies.
When it comes to the food and beverage industry, success is never an easy recipe.
We have recently forayed into the entertainment business by bringing international franchises to Egypt.
We are building start-ups from the ground up, by partnering individuals who have the potential to be successful entrepreneurs.
At El Daba Holding, we pride ourselves in providing end-to-end consultancy services to help businesses benefit.
The biggest reasons the region has often witnessed a number of failed start-ups was the lack of guidance and support.
