Retal (Retal Group) publicly presents itself as an Egypt-based developer established in 2004, with activity spanning real estate development and related sectors. Publicly listed portfolio material includes Harmony Business Complex in the New Administrative Capital, and references to projects across areas such as New Cairo and coastal destinations.

Public reporting shows Retal Developments completed a full acquisition of Center Point Development (owner of Harmony Business Complex), indicating active M&A and market expansion. No audited public financial statements or disclosed financing structure were found in major public sources reviewed, so financial strength cannot be independently quantified.

Publicly available materials emphasize modern mixed-use commercial development (e.g., Harmony Business Complex), but there is limited independent, project-completion evidence in the sources reviewed. As a result, quality assessment is constrained to self-published portfolio and limited third-party coverage.

No public records were found in the reviewed sources indicating regulatory sanctions or license violations for Retal Developments. However, publicly accessible regulatory filings/registrations sufficient to confirm compliance status in detail were not identified in the sources reviewed.

Public information reviewed is primarily corporate/portfolio messaging and news coverage, with limited accessible, verifiable buyer/tenant review data tied to specific delivered projects. Customer experience therefore cannot be reliably characterized beyond limited public-facing communications.

Retal Developments appears as an active, expansion-oriented developer in Egyptian business/real-estate press, including coverage of acquisitions and growth plans. Overall perception in the reviewed sources is that of an active market participant, though independent reputation validation is limited.

The company publicly references sustainability and integrated development themes, but detailed, independently verified green certifications or measurable sustainability outcomes were not identified in the reviewed sources. Claims of innovation/sustainability therefore remain difficult to validate externally.