PFI manages a diversified portfolio across sectors that are strategically relevant to Egypt Post and Egypt’s long-term economic development.
Explore the portfolio by pillar — each page lists that sector’s companies with ownership stakes and links.
Long-term anchor holdings that support institutional strength, recurring income, and strategic alignment with Egypt Post’s future direction.
Businesses that enhance efficiency, resilience, service capability, security, and operational enablement.
Platforms that expand access to financing, microinsurance, supply-chain finance, and investment services.
Companies and platforms that strengthen logistics technology, last-mile capability, and supply-chain connectivity.
PFI’s portfolio strategy includes selective exits where value realization, strategic focus, or capital recycling is justified. These exits demonstrate PFI’s ability to manage the full investment lifecycle — from capital deployment and active ownership to monetization and reinvestment.
Tamweely grew into a national microfinance platform serving more than 675,000 customers, with 47% female clients, more than 4,000 employees, and 230 branches nationwide. PFI’s 2024 exit generated EGP 783 million in capital gains and achieved an 81% IRR, validating PFI’s ability to build, govern, scale, and monetize investments while supporting financial inclusion.
Exit Year: 2024. Generated approximately EGP 95mn in realized value and supported portfolio rationalization and management focus toward higher-alignment investment platforms.
Sector: Microfinance / Buy Now Pay Later. Exit Year: 2025. Exit value EGP 56.5mn, capital gain approximately EGP 27mn, IRR approximately 20%. The exit supported capital recycling and portfolio focus.