Egypt’s Madinet Masr Opens the World’s First Business Park Inspired by Shark Tank
Egyptian real estate company Madinet Masr has opened Shark Tank Business Park — the world’s first business park inspired by the popular TV show. They created it together with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Innovative Media Production (IMP).
Business Park
The business park in Madinet Masr’s Taj City combines modern building design with rooftop terraces, gaming areas, and garden spaces for creative meetings. It offers the latest office spaces, cultural spots, and a special area for co-working.
The project covers 20 acres and has 16 buildings. The first part will be ready by 2029, with an investment of nearly $1 billion.
The launch event welcomed over 900 guests, including top Egyptian business leaders, government officials, investors from the Gulf, and international media. A highlight of the event was the unveiling of the world’s first Shark Tank-themed art sculpture, made by NotToys, placed in the center of the park.
Special guests included Shark Tank US star and Cyderes CEO Robert Herjavec, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Senior Production Consultant Arch Dyson, Madinet Masr’s President and CEO Abdallah Sallam, and Allianz Middle East’s Founder and CEO Ahmed Tarek Khalil.
Sallam said, “This is more than office space. We’re creating a complete, well-designed environment with beautiful buildings and landscapes.”
Hit TV Show
The popular TV show started in 2001 in Japan as Money Tigers on Nippon TV. It became famous around the world with names like Dragons’ Den, Shark Tank, and Lion’s Den.
The show, owned by Sony Pictures TV, is the most adapted business reality show in the world.
In the show, entrepreneurs present their business ideas to successful investors, hoping to get funding to grow their companies.
Published: 27th May 2025
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