Taqa Arabia

TAQA Arabia is Egypt’s largest private-sector energy distribution and utility group, headquartered in Cairo and founded in 2006, with more than 25 years of operational experience. The company develops, invests in, and operates integrated energy infrastructure across gas transmission and distribution, conventional and renewable power generation and distribution, petroleum products marketing, and water treatment and desalination. It serves more than 1.8 million residential, commercial, industrial, touristic, and real estate customers in around 50 Egyptian cities, as well as clients in several Middle Eastern and African markets. As of 2025 it employs about 3,400 people and has invested roughly EGP 7 billion. Operations are organized into four main platforms: TAQA Gas, TAQA Power, TAQA Petroleum, and TAQA Water, complemented by TAQA Solar and e‑mobility arm TAQA Volt. TAQA Gas manages eight gas concessions covering 55 cities, distributing about 6.4 bcm of natural gas annually and providing EPC services, CNG stations, vehicle conversion centers, and mobile CNG “virtual pipeline” services under the Master Gas brand in Egypt and selected African countries. TAQA Power generates and distributes more than 1.3 GW of electricity for industrial, commercial, touristic and other clients, and owns a 65 MW PV plant at Benban in Aswan; it is developing large-scale renewable projects including a 3.2 GW wind/solar repowering of the Zafarana site and a green hydrogen cluster in partnership with Voltalia. TAQA Petroleum operates a growing downstream network, including 69 fuel stations, Castrol-branded service centers, and fuel storage terminals in Suez and Alexandria, and is the sole distributor of Castrol lubricants in Egypt. TAQA Water designs, builds and operates smart water treatment and desalination assets, including Egypt’s largest fully solar-powered desalination plant at Somabay, and reached an average operating capacity of about 33,000 cubic metres per day in 2025. In 2025 TAQA Arabia reported consolidated revenues of EGP 25.6 billion and net profit of EGP 1.053 billion, driven by growth in its petroleum, gas, power and water divisions and the ramp-up of new assets. The group is expanding regionally through CNG and LNG initiatives in African markets, new operations in Saudi Arabia, and utility concessions and industrial-zone infrastructure such as the Golden Triangle project in Safaga. It is also extending into digital and financial services, including a consumer finance platform and the Waqooud cashless fleet and fuel management system deployed across more than 500 fuel stations, and rolling out EV charging infrastructure in Egypt via TAQA Volt.