Egypt has introduced legal reforms to improve the business environment and attract foreign investment. Recent amendments, including Law No. 170 of 2025, aim to simplify corporate structures and remove certain restrictions on shareholding in regulated sectors.
In addition, Egypt maintains a stable corporate tax framework, with a standard corporate income tax rate of approximately 22.5%, providing predictability for investors.
Key Developments:
- Simplified company formation and ownership structures
- Greater flexibility for foreign investors
- Ongoing regulatory improvements to enhance ease of doing business
These reforms make Egypt—particularly tourism hubs like Sharm El Sheikh—an attractive destination for business expansion.
