Businessman Bassam El-Feky announces the acquisition of the ”Jad” brand to develop a hotel and real estate investment model.
In a strategic move aimed at integrating operational activities with real estate assets, businessman and engineer Bassam El-Feky announced the completion of the acquisition of the leading food and beverage brand, "Gad."
This acquisition aligns with the company's expansion vision, which seeks to diversify investments and offer a comprehensive model for mixed-use projects.
Asset Integration and Hotel Operations
The acquisition aims to activate a "self-managed" operational strategy for commercial spaces within its major projects, particularly the "Eins" series of projects in the New Administrative Capital, which adopts German hospitality standards, as well as the "I-Square" complex in the Fifth Settlement.
This integration aims to increase the investment value of commercial units and ensure sustainable returns for investors by combining established brands with a strong customer base and a long history.
An Investment Vision for Modernization
Businessman and engineer Bassam El-Feky stated that the acquisition of "Gad" goes beyond simply expanding into the services sector; it represents a commitment to developing the brand and modernizing its administrative and operational systems to keep pace with fourth-generation urban developments.
He added: “We are working on crafting a new brand identity that blends its heritage with global quality standards, serving the company’s overall direction of providing a comprehensive real estate product and services.”
Market Analysis and Economic Implications
According to real estate analysts, this deal reflects a shift in the thinking of Egyptian real estate developers towards owning the operational tools to ensure project success (Asset Management).
Instead of relying entirely on leasing to third parties, this step contributes to controlling operational quality within the company’s commercial centers, thus enhancing customer and investor confidence in its ability to manage its assets with high professionalism.
This move reaffirms the flexibility of the Egyptian real estate market and its ability to attract mergers and acquisitions that contribute to creating diversified economic entities capable of keeping pace with global economic changes.


