CAIRO — Misr Petroleum generated more than EGP230bn in revenue and sold over 8mn tonnes of petroleum products in FY 2025/26, while opening outlets outside Egypt for the first time as the state-owned fuel distributor begins extending its business model into regional markets.
The company invested about EGP1bn during the year, according to results presented at its general assembly, with spending focused on supply-chain control, service-station modernisation, aviation and marine fuelling, asset upgrades and safety systems.
Petroleum Minister Karim Badawi said Misr Petroleum remained a core component of Egypt’s domestic fuel-distribution network and called for the continued redevelopment of around 130 service stations annually, alongside stronger utilisation of the company’s depots, transport infrastructure and commercial assets.
The investment programme included EGP180mn to improve petroleum-product loading and inventory-monitoring systems, strengthening supply visibility and distribution efficiency across Egypt.
A further EGP321mn was directed towards replacing and upgrading machinery, equipment and facilities, while EGP31mn was invested in aviation and marine bunkering operations — segments that could provide higher-value commercial growth beyond conventional domestic fuel retailing.
Misr Petroleum also entered Libya, Rwanda and Malta, establishing outlets abroad for the first time. The move marks a significant shift for a company historically centred on Egypt’s domestic market, potentially turning its distribution expertise, lubricants and fuelling capabilities into exportable services.
Safety accounted for another EGP404mn of expenditure, covering firefighting, automatic alarm and protection systems across depots, stations, airports, ports and lubricant-blending facilities. The company reported zero fatalities and zero occupational injuries during the financial year.
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