Bokra Holding Eyes Strong Growth as It Prepares Egypt’s First Sharia-Compliant Gold Fund
Bokra Holding, Egypt’s pioneering Sharia-compliant digital savings and investment platform, is stepping up its expansion plans with a diversified portfolio aimed at managing assets worth up to EGP 40 billion by 2026, according to founder and CEO Ayman El-Sawy.
El-Sawy said the company is finalizing procedures for Egypt’s first Islamic gold fund, which recently secured approval from the Sharia Supervisory Committee of the Financial Regulatory Authority and is now awaiting final clearance before being offered to investors. The fund, he added, will be launched without management fees or commissions, describing it as “a gift to the Egyptian people.”
Bokra’s broader strategy centers on channeling investments into sectors that create tangible value for the Egyptian economy — including industry, education, agriculture, healthcare, and real estate — to ensure a balanced and sustainable asset base.
The platform, which enables individual investors to access products such as sukuk, real estate funds, and gold funds, reflects Egypt’s growing appetite for ethical and Sharia-compliant investment opportunities.
With its technology-driven approach and focus on financial inclusion, Bokra Holding is positioning itself as a key player in reshaping the landscape of responsible investment in Egypt.