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Mansour Group explores manufacturing car batteries in Egypt

Mansour Group explores manufacturing car batteries in Egypt

Mansour Group signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese company Tianneng to study the manufacturing of car batteries and energy storage solutions in Egypt, and the plans include producing lead-acid batteries. The initiative aims to expand investments in the energy sector within the Egyptian market, without announcing a cost or

Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, Egypt's Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, witnessed the signing ceremony of a memorandum of understanding between the «Mansour» Group and China's «Tianneng Battery Group Co., Ltd», to explore cooperation and investment opportunities in manufacturing batteries and energy storage solutions in Egypt. The initial study includes producing lead-acid batteries used in conventional cars, alongside lithium batteries relied upon by electric vehicles, in a step reflecting major players' interest in establishing a regional industrial base in North Africa.

This move represents a qualitative shift in the role of the «Mansour» Group, which operates in the automotive sector in the Kingdom and other countries, as it is a long-term partner of major global brands and has a wide distribution network. For the Gulf landscape, particularly the Saudi market, manufacturing batteries in Egypt carries significant implications, as it is expected to contribute to expanding regional supply chains and reducing logistics costs for automakers that will move toward local assembly in the region. This project may also intensify competition for current battery suppliers in Saudi Arabia, most of whom import from Asia and Europe, and opens the door to alternative options for the

Written by the Beseyat editorial team. For full details, see the original report at Alam Elsyarat (Cars World). Translated into English by Beseyat from our Arabic coverage.

Original reporting: Alam Elsyarat (Cars World) ↗

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