The company is privately held and managed by the Mansour brothers Mohamed, Youssef and Yasseen, who are board members.

[3] 1n 1992, the Mansour Group created an autonomous company, Mansour Financial, formally the Al-Mansour Holding Company for Financial Investments (MHCFI) to manage a license agreement with Philip Morris International (PMI) to produce and distribute PMI’s brands in Egypt.

The Al-Mansour International Distribution Company (AMIDC) was created underneath Mansour Financial to manage the tobacco business.

[11] In September 2022, the group was listed by Forbes in the Middle East's Top 100 Arab Family Businesses, ranking second.

[12] Following an investigation by HM Revenue and Customs into Mansour Group subsidiary Unatrac in February 2023, the parent company agreed to a multimillion-pound tax settlement with the British government.

Notable investments include marine logistics firm Vanguard (formerly OTS Logistics),[14][15] Millennium Offshore Services, which provides services to the offshore oil and gas industry and is now known as Seafox,[16] and Nigerian telecoms infrastructure provider IHS Towers.

[6] The company also private labels consumer goods such as Sunshine Tuna, Labanita and Belhana dairy products and Hayat Natural drinking water.

[20] MMID, formally known as El Mansour & El Maghraby Investment and Development Company, manages a diverse investment portfolio of financial institutions, industrial projects, real estate, information technology, telecom, tourism, and media and entertainment.

[2] In 2021, the Mansour Group invested $120 million in a takeover of Right to Dream Academy and announced it was forming a new entity, ManSports.