Harvest Holdings Investments is an investment department of Harvest Holdings for General Trade Corporation with a portfolio that is both diverse and extensive. Started in Cairo in 2013, it is the dream and realization of Nazih Sallam and Ahmed Habib. Mirroring both founders, the fund is rooted in tradition and wisdom but is constantly reaching and striving to understand and predict the future.
Harvest Holdings is invested in a variety of businesses including but not limited to:
- Healthcare Investments including but not limited to:
- Dental Clinics
- Medical Clinics
- Agriculture
- Horse Breeding
- Ice cream and Cookie Manufacturing & Retail outlets
- Clothing and Retail
- F&B Outlets and Franchises
- Local and international Real Estate
- Local Technology Start-ups and Incubators
- IT Services
- Gas Stations
- Commodities
Overall Harvest Holdings Holdings intends to seek out, support and nurture upcoming brands and ventures. We are constantly on the look out for good people with great ideas, entrepreneurs with the right spirit and drive. Harvest Holdings aspires to support businesses with adequate resources to nurture seedlings into strong rooted and steady enterprises.
- Scale - Strong financial backbone to commit to the scalability and growth of our endeavors
- Focus - Opportunities under $15 million (EGP 100 Million) in enterprise value
- Experience - leadership that has a strong and diverse experience to ensure the success of our endeavors
- Balance - across direct investing (75%) and fund-oriented investing (25%)
- Strategic focus - to transform and grow businesses
Harvest Holdings' values:
- Entrepreneurship and professionalism - in all that we do
- Integrity - honesty in all our dealings
- Strength
- Growth - optimal professional development of ourselves, our colleagues, and those for whom we are responsible
- Continuity - through creation of opportunities for future generations
- Dedication - dedication, self-responsibility, and self-discipline by all
- Balance - A balance of traditional and forward thinking strategies