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Letsia Holding Announces Plans to List on ADX Growth Market
Abu Dhabi – Letsia Holding has announced that it has begun preparations for its listing on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) Growth Market by 2026, in a strategic move aimed at strengthening its presence in financial markets and expanding its investment base both within the UAE and internationally. The group boasts a diversified portfolio across multiple vital sectors. In digital payments, Letsia Pay leads operations with active services in the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sri Lanka, and other countries. In technology and software, Rowad Information Technology (RIT) brings over fifteen years of expertise in developing software solutions and applications. In the business and consulting sector, Letsia Business plays a pivotal role in corporate development, evaluation, and training services, supported by a strategic partnership with global consultancy McKinsey & Company to implement best international practices. Meanwhile, Letsia Youth serves as a startup incubator and accelerator to empower young entrepreneurs. In the field of education, the group has expanded through Letsia Edu, which operates a British curriculum international school in Egypt along with vocational training academies, complemented by Letsia Kids, focused on modern educational methods for children. On the marketing front, Letsia Marketing provides comprehensive digital marketing solutions. In digital infrastructure, the group has strengthened its presence via PAYEG for payments and the acquisition of SingleHop in 2023 in hosting and cloud services. The group also manages Wayd, a digital marketplace for buying and selling, OD Fund, a platform connecting entrepreneurs with investors, and Finance Index, a media project specialized in economics and fintech. “The listing on ADX Growth Market represents a strategic turning point in the journey of Letsia. It reflects our ongoing commitment to governance, transparency, and expanding our business horizons. Our aim is to become a strategic partner in supporting the national economy, while also consolidating our global presence.” — Eng. Mohamed Rabie Moawad, Founder and Chairman of Letsia Holding Currently, Letsia operates through its offices in the UAE, Egypt, Lebanon, the United States, and the United Kingdom, with plans to expand soon into European markets. With this step, Letsia reaffirms its commitment to growth and innovation, strengthening its position as an integrated investment platform supporting sustainable economic transformation regionally and globally.
10-09-2025
Statements from Letsia’s Chairman: The 2026 ADX Growth Market Listing Will Be a Turning Point
Abu Dhabi – Eng. Mohamed Rabie Moawad, Founder and Chairman of Letsia Holding, affirmed that the company’s planned listing on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) Growth Market by 2026 will mark a strategic turning point—financially and institutionally—positioning the group for stronger regional and global expansion. Moawad revealed that Letsia has begun concrete readiness measures that go beyond a typical listing announcement, including: Governance uplift: rolling out enhanced internal controls and performance monitoring aligned with international market standards. Regional expansion: preparations to open new European offices in 2025 to support cross-border investments and partnerships. Strategic advisory: a partnership with McKinsey & Company to drive organizational transformation and operational efficiency. Digital transformation: targeted investments in AI and blockchain to strengthen payments and financial services across the group. The group operates a diversified portfolio across vital sectors: Letsia Pay in digital payments (active in the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sri Lanka, and other markets); Rowad Information Technology (RIT) with 15+ years in software and application development; Letsia Business providing corporate development, evaluation, and training services supported by McKinsey; Letsia Youth as a startup incubator and accelerator; Letsia Edu running a British-curriculum international school in Egypt alongside vocational academies; Letsia Kids focused on modern learning methods for children; Letsia Marketing for integrated digital marketing; PAYEG in payments; the 2023 acquisition of SingleHop in hosting and cloud; the marketplace app Wayd; OD Fund connecting entrepreneurs and investors; and Finance Index covering economics and fintech. “The ADX Growth Market listing is not merely financial expansion; it is a structured pathway to scale our governance, technology, and partnerships. We aim to be a strategic contributor to the national economy while consolidating our global footprint,” Moawad said. Letsia currently operates through offices in the UAE, Egypt, Lebanon, the United States, and the United Kingdom, with plans to expand soon into European markets. The company views the listing as a catalyst to unlock sustainable growth and long-term value for stakeholders.
27-09-2025
Letsia Announces the Launch of Phase Two of Its International Expansion in Digital Education Across Europe and Asia
Letsia announces the commencement of Phase Two of its international expansion in the digital education (EdTech) sector. This step comes following the strong results achieved by the Pilot Program implemented in Vienna, Austria, where 68 students received advanced educational and vocational training supported by artificial intelligence and adaptive learning technologies. Chairman Mohamed Rabie Moawad stated that the first-phase experience in Austria marked a pivotal shift, moving the group from the stage of testing its educational model to the stage of broader implementation. He emphasized that the success of the pilot program “reinforced the model’s ability to integrate into the European educational environment and deliver real value aligned with modern learning standards.” Launch of Professional Training Programs Aligned with the German (Ausbildung) System Letsia has officially begun implementing a series of integrated educational and vocational programs designed to prepare learners for enrollment in Germany’s professional training system (Ausbildung). These programs combine European practical training with advanced digital learning experiences. The current programs include: Nursing and Healthcare Offering practical and theoretical training aligned with European healthcare standards. German Language (A1 – B2) Structured, intensive programs supported by interactive learning tools and adaptive performance analytics. Programming and Software Development Covering software engineering, systems development, and preparation for the European tech job market. Technical and Administrative Professions Including technical crafts, administrative skills, and competencies required in industrial and vocational institutions across Germany and Austria. The new training model integrates: Practical training within European institutions Digital learning via the Letsia Smart Education Platform Continuous evaluation using AI-driven analytical tools Pilot Program Outcomes: The Foundation of the New Expansion Phase The training of 68 students in Vienna demonstrated: High levels of engagement in smart classrooms Strong learner commitment Alignment of content with labor market needs The model’s adaptability to multicultural environments Educational institutions in Austria reported that Letsia’s model shows strong potential for supporting advanced vocational education. Phase Two Expansion Plans: Formal Growth Across Europe and Asia The current phase includes: Ongoing discussions with educational institutions in Germany to expand vocational training programs Developing advanced training modules in healthcare in Austria Collaborations with smart education entities in Malaysia and India Launching new digital platforms specializing in vocational training and interactive learning Creating educational pathways that connect European training models with learners in the Middle East Mohamed Rabie Moawad stated: “We are building a global educational network that enables learners to transition directly from study to profession. Our vision integrates theoretical knowledge, practical training, and AI-powered smart education.” A Step Toward a Unified Global Education Network Phase Two represents a major step toward building an integrated global education network based on innovation, professional training, and digital transformation. Letsia is set to announce additional partnerships and initiatives in the coming weeks.
19-11-2025
From Vienna… Letsia Strengthens Its European Presence through the Operational Launch of Vocational Training Programs
From its base in Vienna, Austria, Letsia Emirates Holding has confirmed the successful operational rollout of the vocational training programs delivered through its educational arm in Austria — marking a clear transition from the establishment phase to sustainable execution within the European vocational education ecosystem. This milestone follows the group’s previous announcement regarding its entry into vocational education in Austria. Over the past period, the academy has demonstrated its ability to deliver practice-oriented training aligned with European standards and the evolving needs of the modern labor market, with a strong focus on employability, practical skills, and real-world professional readiness. In this context, Mohamed Rabie Moawad, Chairman of the Board of Letsia Emirates Holding, stated that moving into full operational implementation reflects the maturity of the group’s strategic vision. He emphasized that Vienna provides an ideal environment for scaling Letsia’s education model, which is built on quality, governance, and measurable outcomes. He further highlighted that the successful rollout demonstrates Letsia’s capacity to: Operate effectively within the European education and vocational framework Align its programs with the needs of technical and administrative sectors Integrate European standards with global operational expertise Connect vocational learning directly to real employment opportunities For its part, the academy’s management confirmed that the next phase will focus on expanding program offerings and strengthening partnerships with local training institutions and companies in Austria — ensuring broader practical opportunities for trainees and increasing the academy’s impact within the European vocational system.
16-01-2026