Egypt: Corporate and Company Law

A cross-border acquisition in Egypt rarely fails because the buyer lacks commercial ambition. More often, the risk comes from legal details that appear manageable at the beginning but become serious once the transaction...

In Egypt, Shareholders’ Agreements SHAs have become an essential legal tool for startups, family businesses, and investment-backed companies seeking to regulate the relationship between shareholders beyond the company’s articles of association. From governance and voting rights to transfer restrictions, exits, and dispute resolution, an SHA provides the contractual framework that helps businesses operate with clarity and stability.

Armed conflicts and regional instability are reshaping energy sector economics far more deeply than just short-term commodity price movements. In the Middle East, concerns related to fuel security, supply chain disruptions, and reliance on imported energy have accelerated governments’ interest in renewable energy infrastructure, particularly solar power.

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Directors’ liability in Egypt does not always stop at the corporate level and may extend to personal exposure under Egyptian law.

Sadany & Partners Law Firm offers tailored debt collection packages designed for the Egyptian market, providing clear pathways to recovery for claims of all sizes. The firm also examines Egypt's Resolution No. 77 of 2023...

Outstanding debt directly impacts business continuity and financial liquidity. For local and foreign businesses in Egypt, effective debt collection depends on sound legal knowledge, structured negotiation...

Egypt's Ministry of Trade and Industry has introduced Resolution No. 77 of 2023, establishing a comprehensive framework for cash investment incentives targeting industrial projects. This legislative initiative aims to stimulate domestic industrial investment through direct financial support, with incentive rates ranging from 35% to 55% of income tax paid, depending on the proportion of foreign currency financing. The resolution outlines specific eligibility criteria, application procedures, and disbursement