Standby Egypt Competitors

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LINKdotNET is Egypt’s leading internet service provider - being the first to offer internet services in the country since 1992. LINKdotNET got acquired by Orange Egypt (Mobinil) in a landmark deal that took place in July 2010. The deal potential improves customers’ access to a wide array of integrated communications services, creates high value for shareholders, and benefits Egypt’s telecom sector and the country’s overall economy.

The National Bank of Egypt (NBE) was established on the 25th of June 1898, as an Egyptian joint stock company, with a capital of GBP 1 mn. It was the first bank to issue banknotes in Egypt, as it assumed the functions of the central bank until 1960. As of January 1, 1961, NBE continued to act purely as a commercial bank, becoming the oldest commercial bank in Egypt. Since its establishment, the Bank has been the cornerstone of Egypt’s national economy, thanks to its effective contributions to financing mega national projects.