Anti-Trust; Capital Markets; Commercial; Employment; General Corporate & Restructuring; Mergers & Acquisitions; Mining; and Oil & Gas
Academic background
Cairo University, Faculty of Law – English-language Studies Section: LLB (2000); Cairo University, Faculty of Law: GDL in Private Law (2002); Cairo University, Faculty of Law: GDL in Administrative Law (2003); and Cairo University, Faculty of Law: PhD in Acquisition Agreements between Multinational Companies (2015)
Languages
Arabic, English & German
Membership
Egyptian Bar Association
About DR. KHALED MOUSSA
Dr. Moussa has advised on privatization projects; mergers & acquisitions; and general corporate affairs He has represented numerous international, regional and local financial institutions; strategic investors and entrepreneurs in different capacities.
Extensive academic qualifications; long term partnership with the offices of a multinational law firm in Egypt; and a transactional record that spans over almost 20 years of diligent and progressive counseling have all rendered Dr. Moussa as one of the most reliable legal advisers in Egypt.
Earlier in his career, Dr. Moussa served as a counsellor with the Egyptian State Council. He also lectures in a number of universities in Egypt.
Achievements
Dr. Moussa’s transactional record inhandling Major Projects includes:
Investment Transactions of an EGP 1 Billion real estate project by a private equity fund, the joint venture for the construction, management and operation of a new terminal in Damietta Port by several shipping liners and terminal operators, the bid for the third mobile telecommunication operation license in Egypt by a multinational telecommunication company, a USD 1 Billion petrochemicals facility by the Egyptian Agrium Nitrogen Products Company (“EAgrium”) and the securitization of the diversified payment rights of an Egyptian public sector bank.
And his Mergers & Acquisitions record includes:
Partial or Whole Acquisitions/Mergers (and Investment Deals) of Beyti by Almarai, Gravena Egypt by Roca Group, OrasInvest by Abu Dhabi Investment Company, El Hennawy Tobacco Company by Americana Group, Family Cosmetics by Avon Group, Multinational consortium of private equity funds on the acquisition of Amoun Pharma, Sharm El Sheikh Golden View Hotel by Qatar National Hotels, Seniorita Food Company by Americana Group, ASEC Cement by Ciments Français, American Express Bank with the Egyptian American Bank, Al Mokhtabar joint venture with Al Borg, power plants in Egypt by CDC, El Rashidi Confectionary by Citadel, ASCC by Atheeb for Trading, Oriental Petrochemicals Company by Carbon Holdings Egypt, S.A.E., Alan Dick's assets in Egypt for Lloyds Bank and Sphinx Glass S.A.E. by Construction Products International Company.
As Well As local glass manufacturing company by a private equity fund, a spinning manufacturing company by a private equity fund, transportation, stevedoring, import and export companies by a consortium of private equity funds, multiple spinning companies deal by a consortium of a spinning company and a private equity fund, major local FMCG company by a multinational FMCG group, local petrochemical manufacturing company by a private equity fund, multiple local Islamic insurance companies by a Japanese insurance company, local water supply company by a Japanese company, a subsidiary of a Greek bank by a Turkish banking corporation, local petroleum exploration company by a multinational company, local plastic manufacturer by a German company, an Egyptian payment processing service provider by a global financial corporation and local tubes and bottles manufacturing company by a multinational company.
