Vitro planning flat and container glass plants in Egypt

Date: 15 August 2022

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Date: 15 August 2022

Vitro is planning to build two factories in Egypt with around $400 million in investments.

One of the world’s largest glass companies could be coming to Egypt: Mexican glass manufacturer Vitro plans to expand to Egypt and invest USD 400 mn to build two factories, GAFI head Mohamed Abdel Wahab said at a meeting with Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly yesterday, according to a cabinet statement.

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