launched its March Festive Month 2026 campaign under the theme “Celebrate Every Moment.” Running from March 6–24, the campaign combines Mother’s Day and Eid El Fetr into one seamless shopping experience, offering up to 45% discounts across multiple categories and
exclusive triple zero installments solutions with AMAN Holding, a Raya Holding portfolio company, and the most integrated fintech group in Egypt.
Customers can explore readymade gifting bundles for Mother’s Day, including Small Appliances and Kitchen Essentials, while preparing for Eid with Eid Fashion, Beauty & Grooming, Kahk, Hosting & Home Makeovers, Appliances, and Toys. Both celebrations run simultaneously,
making it easier than ever to shop for all festive needs in one streamlined platform.
Mohamed Lokma Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Kenzz, said: “We listened to our customers and designed the March campaign to make celebrating special occasions in Egypt effortless, with carefully curated gift bundles and exclusive Triple Zero AMAN installments for a seamless shopping experience.”
Khaled Shahin, Senior Commercial Director at AMAN, added: “Our partnership with Kenzz reflects AMAN’s commitment to enhancing financial inclusion and supporting Egyptian consumers’ purchasing power. By offering the exclusive Triple Zero installment plan, we aim to provide financing solutions that empower families to comfortably meet their needs for Mother’s Day and Eid El Fetr without additional financial burdens.”
Exclusive AMAN Triple Zero Offer:
* 0% Down Payment
* 0% Interest
* 0% Administrative Fees
* Tenure up to 9 months
On top of the up to 45% discounts, customers can use special promo codes:
* Consumer Electronics: FAR7A – up to 4,000 EGP off
* Supermarket: MRKT8 – up to 500 EGP off
Kenzz continues to deliver impactful, customer-centric, and easily accessible festive
experiences, combining thoughtful gifting with essential Eid preparations. The March Festive Month campaign ensures families can celebrate, prepare, and shop for all their festive needs in one app.
