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Egyptian solar energy company KarmSolar announces new minority stake round

KarmSolar, Egypt’s  private power utility and solar energy company, has initiated a round of capital increase to fund its local and regional expansion plans.

US-based Synergy Consulting supported the new investment round as the sell-side advisor. The capital injection will support existing power generation and distribution businesses, as well as enable new business verticals such as solar water desalination solutions provider KarmWater, and electric mobility venture KarmCharge to flourish.

Founded in 2011 by Ahmed Zahran, Xavier Auclair, Yumna Madi, Randa Fahmy, KarmSolar aims to enlarge the private solar energy market in Egypt, offering its integrated solutions across the industrial, agricultural, commercial and tourism sectors.

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Ahmed Zahran, CEO and co-founder of KarmSolar said: “Through the minority stake sale, we are seeking a new partner to join KarmSolar’s current shareholders and its strategic shareholder, EDF Renouvelables, in supporting the next stage of our journey. These are exciting times for the future of smart, connected utility platforms and we plan to be at the forefront of this paradigm shift in our region”.

This comes in line with the evolution of the solar energy sector in Egypt, especially with KarmSolar’s long-term strategy to disrupt the existing utility business by developing a vertically integrated multi-utility platform with a specialization in solar power generation, as well as urban and regional power distribution.

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Named by the Financial Times as one of the fastest growing companies in Egypt and 19th in Africa in 2022, KarmSolar has a strong presence across the energy value-chain from development, and generation until the distribution of power to consumers. Today the company holds a portfolio of 42 MW of secured and financed generation assets (of which 30 MW are operational) & 48 MVA of contracted distribution power capacity in the industrial, commercial, agricultural and tourism sectors (of which 12 MVA are operational).

Milcah Lukhanyu
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