Arab Finance: Morpho Investments Fund is considering four investment opportunities in Egypt across the industrial, food, and agricultural sectors, with a combined value of $36 million, Egyptian businessman Mohamed Farouk, one of the fund's shareholders, told Al Arabiya.

Farouk said that the fund, which was established in 2025, has raised $65 million since its launch and expects its capital to reach $100 million over the next 12 months.

He also highlighted that the fund is focused on investing in the agricultural sector and related industries, particularly agricultural technology (agri-tech), alongside opportunities in several other sectors and industries.

On a separate note, Farouk noted that Mobica Group is going ahead with its expansion plans in automotive feeding industries, intending to operate a car carpets and vehicle headliners factory before the end of 2026, with $10 million in investment.

The group is also mulling over multiple opportunities and new projects, in both Egypt and abroad, set for execution between 2027 and 2028, he added, without disclosing any further details.

In terms of startups, Farouk unveiled plans to inject nearly EGP 500 million into 25 projects so far, mainly in transportation and distribution.

Recently, Farouk told Asharq Business that Mobica plans to invest $20 million to diversify its production operations before the end of the year, $10 million of which will be allocated to new production lines, including plastics and automotive upholstery materials.