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Ghabbour Auto

Egyptian automotive since 1940

Egypt , 6th October City Founded 1940 5000+ Website

Operating Since1940 (86y)

About Ghabbour Auto

GB Corp (formerly Ghabbour Auto) is Egypt's largest automotive manufacturer and distributor, founded in 1940 by Kamal Ghabbour. Listed on EGX (EGX: AUTO), the company manufactures and distributes Hyundai vehicles, buses (Citylink), and commercial vehicles in Egypt, and is a significant Egyptian industrial employer based in 6th October City.

Leadership & Team

Founder(s)Kamal Ghabbour

Contact

ghabbourauto.com

Quick Facts

CountryEgypt

Founded1940

TypeCorporate

ModelB2B2C

Team Size5000+

Operating In

Egypt

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