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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2025

Navigating Valuation In Egypt's Volatile Economy

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As valuation professionals, we've witnessed firsthand the impact of economic uncertainty on businesses in Egypt. With inflation rates hovering around 25%, a debt-to-GDP ratio exceeding 80%, and a fluctuating Egyptian pound (EGP), investors and businesses are confronted with unprecedented challenges.

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As valuation professionals, we've witnessed firsthand the impact of economic uncertainty on businesses in Egypt. With inflation rates hovering around 25%, a debt-to-GDP ratio exceeding 80%, and a fluctuating Egyptian pound (EGP), investors and businesses are confronted with unprecedented challenges. These macroeconomic conditions directly influence the valuation of companies, particularly in key sectors such as real estate, retail, agriculture, and tourism.

In such uncertain times, robust valuation techniques become indispensable tools to help businesses make informed decisions. But which techniques are most relevant, and how can they be effectively applied in the Egyptian context? This article delves into the accuracy, appropriateness, and correctness of various valuation methods, introduces additional approaches, and refines our understanding of their application in Egypt's volatile economic landscape.

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