The Egyptian Projects Operation and Maintenance (EPROM) reported its highest-ever net profit of EGP 1.586 billion for 2025, a 44% rise from EGP 1.096 billion the prior year, driven by expansion into Nigeria and Iraq, the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources stated. Minister Karim Badawi highlighted the company's skilled personnel as a key competitive edge during the general assembly.
EPROM Chairperson Hossam Asaad Hassanein presented the 2025 results to the general assembly, noting over 70.1 million safe working hours without injuries.
Operationally, the company refined 49.2 million barrels of crude oil and condensates at MIDOR refinery expansions, completing more than 101,000 maintenance orders. This enabled reaching design capacity and upgrading product quality to Euro 5 standards. At the Egyptian Refining Project, operations exceeded design limits, with a full overhaul completed in 34 days, boosting efficiency.
Internationally, EPROM managed the first phase of Nigeria's Port Harcourt refinery and provided technical support for the Warri refinery. Operations in Iraq began via specialized labor agreements. The firm eyes opportunities in the UAE, Jordan, Azerbaijan, and other Arab and African countries.
EPROM launched the “EPROM Smart Engine” platform for equipment monitoring, leak detection, and carbon footprint tracking, alongside energy rationalization projects. It delivered over 104,000 training hours and renewed certifications for quality, energy, environment, and occupational health and safety.