Vow Developments announced the completion of all its financial obligations for the land of Solas project in the Administrative Capital

Vow Developments Company, announced that it has completed paying full installments of the land of “Solas” project in the New Administrative Capital, which reflects the strength of the company’s financial solvency and its commitment to pay the land installments on time.

Amr Ashour, Chairman of Vow Developments, said that within the completion of the payment of the installments, the company will be the first one in the financial district to finish paying the installments of the land for its project on time, and become without financial obligations towards the Administrative Capital for Urban Development Company “ACUD”, which enhances confidence in Vow Developments as a serious investor.
He assured that the implementation rates of the project are high, and the company seeks to accelerate delivery, so that clients can achieve the desired investment return from their units or work in the administrative units, especially within the government’s move to the New Administrative Capital and the start of life in it, as well as the high occupancy rate in it.
He pointed that “Solas” project is one of the most important administrative projects in the Administrative Capital, as it is a distinguished building, contains only administrative units located in the most important investment area in the New Administrative Capital at all, besides it ensures providing an appropriate working environment conducive to creativity, success and achieving the highest level of productivity for workers and company owners in these administrative units of the project.

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