Egypt: Corporate and Company Law

In today's dynamic and competitive business environment, accurately drafted commercial contracts are essential for protecting rights, minimizing risks, and ensuring the seamless implementation of commercial activities.

The Ordinary General Assembly ("OGM") is a meeting that must be held at least once a year to approve a company's financial statements.

Establishing a business in Egypt presents a promising opportunity, but this process involves certain challenges, such as navigating complicated regulatory procedures, strict compliance with the requirements of competent authorities, and strategic planning.

Sadany & Partners assists clients in overcoming these challenges proactively, ensuring their business is well-positioned for success and achieving the desired goals from the outset...

The decision to set up a business is a significant step in your life, but you may face difficulties and challenges that require resolution with the guidance of legal expertise and strategic planning.

Regardless of the type of company you wish to establish in Egypt, we provide you with legal support tailored to meet your needs in any sector, no matter the legal form of your company.

Law No. 159 of 1981 governs the establishment, management, and dissolution of joint stock companies, partnerships limited by shares, limited liability companies, and single-person companies in Egypt.

In Egypt, an IPO is more than a capital-raising event—it represents a company's entry into a highly regulated, investor-driven landscape.

This document provides the translation of Law No. 95 of 1992, commonly known as the Capital Markets Law, along with its Executive Regulations. Together, they form the foundation of Egypt's regulatory framework for securities, stock exchanges, investment activities, and financial instruments.