Infinity Investments presents itself publicly as an Egyptian real-estate developer and lists multiple named commercial/medical projects (e.g., N Square Mall, N Square Plaza, D Square Tower, B Square Medical Hub). Independent, project-by-project completion verification is limited in the sources reviewed, but the company maintains an identifiable corporate presence and published project lineup.

The developer’s public materials reference association with “SKY Group” and describe operational scale for that entity, but audited funding structures for Infinity Investments projects are not detailed in the reviewed sources. Public-facing operations (website, hotline, and active marketing presence) indicate market activity, but this is not a substitute for verified financial disclosures.

Infinity Investments’ public materials state it holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications, which—if current and applicable to the operating entity—can be relevant to process and safety management expectations. Independent third-party construction-quality reviews and verified post-delivery performance documentation were not prominent in the sources reviewed.

Public sources reviewed did not provide a consolidated, official licensing or governmental approval record for the developer’s projects, beyond general public-facing presence. No regulatory sanctions were identified in the reviewed sources, but formal compliance confirmation typically requires regulator-level registries not surfaced here.

There is an active public social media presence and published customer contact channels, which supports basic accessibility for inquiries. Verified, consistent buyer/tenant experience reporting and post-delivery support assessments were limited in the reviewed sources.

The developer appears in public-facing channels and was also featured in content on Egypt’s official real-estate platform blog, indicating some level of market visibility. The blog content is informational and not equivalent to an independent due-diligence assessment, so reputation should be treated as partially corroborated.

A post on the Egyptian real-estate platform blog describes sustainability and technology themes (e.g., smart technologies and green initiatives), but these claims are not tied to independently verified certifications or measured outcomes in the reviewed sources. The developer’s own materials do not provide detailed, project-specific sustainability performance evidence in the sources reviewed.