Aboelwafa Company for Constructions and Real Estate is an Egypt-based integrated construction and real-estate development firm founded in 1974, primarily known for contracting and construction services across various sectors. It reports more than 48 years of project delivery experience with over 80 completed construction projects, and it has signed an MoU with Madinet Masr for development work, indicating ongoing activity in large housing and urban projects

Publicly available information does not include audited financial statements, balance sheets, or detailed funding sources; however, the company’s sustained operations since 1974 and ability to secure contracts such as the Madinet Masr MoU suggests continued business engagement in the construction and real-estate sector.

No independent, third-party evaluations of construction quality or post-completion performance were found in public sources. Project listings on the company’s website and directory entries emphasize a broad range of sectors served (residential, retail, infrastructure) but do not provide objective quality assessments.

Public sources do not show specific developer licensing records, governmental approvals, or regulatory compliance documentation under the company’s name. A business directory lists the company’s registered location in Nasr City, Cairo, but does not detail regulatory status.

No publicly accessible buyer or tenant reviews or verified satisfaction data were found relating to Aboelwafa’s real-estate services. Public content is primarily corporate information rather than customer-facing feedback or testimonials

Public sources portray Aboelwafa as a long-standing player in Egypt’s construction sector with a historical presence since 1974; however, specific market reputation signals for real-estate development are limited in accessible independent sources.

No publicly available information was found confirming formal sustainability certifications (e.g., LEED/BREEAM) or documented adoption of green building practices in specific projects. Claims of technology use and industry capability are present on corporate materials but lack independent verification.