The Board’s report highlighted the company’s achievements,
including asset development, optimal investment to maximize financial returns,
upgrading several stations, implementing electronic reservation systems, and
expanding the fleet to provide high-quality passenger services. By the end of
2024, Super Jet owned 223 buses. The electronic booking system, accessible via
customer service, website, and mobile app, significantly boosted revenues.
Total revenue for 2024 reached EGP 617 million, with 46,090 trips completed and
3.1 million passengers served.
Al-Wazir emphasized the need to continually equip the
company with the latest buses, particularly gas- and electric-powered models.
He noted the ministry’s efforts to implement presidential directives to
localize bus manufacturing in Egypt and enhance collaboration with private
sector companies. This approach, he added, aligns with the broader government
strategy of supporting national industries, conserving foreign currency,
creating youth employment, meeting local market needs, and expanding exports,
positioning Egypt as a major industrial hub for bus production.
He stressed that fleet modernization must go hand in hand
with service improvements. All company garages should be model facilities
capable of efficiently servicing the fleet. Efforts include expanding model
stations, adding new routes, upgrading workshops, enhancing technical staff and
driver training, maintaining bus schedules, and keeping passengers informed.
These measures ensure that Super Jet maintains its leadership in the sector
while providing high-quality services.