The issue of Corporate Mergers in Egypt is one of the important topics raised practically with the development of economic performance in the country and the increase in commercial competition in the countries of the world...

The Egyptian Competition Authority has issued new guidelines clarifying how existing competition law applies to digital platforms, addressing market definition challenges posed by multi-sided platforms...

The Egyptian government is attempting to enhance market security and the best worldwide commercial practices, as this will aim to attract national and foreign investors...

Egypt's pre-closing notification merger control regime became effective June 2024. While processing times for filings has shortened, review times are still comparatively long.

The recent decision by the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) concerning the permissibility of restrictive distribution contracts may have far-reaching consequences for the distribution of branded products in Egypt.

On 30 December 2022 the amendments of the Egyptian Competition Law approved by the Egyptian House of Representatives on 6 December 2022 entered into force.

In Egypt's rapidly evolving tech landscape, understanding and adhering to antitrust laws in Egypt is crucial for tech companies to maintain competitive integrity...

The Prime Minister's Decision No. 1120 of 2024 amending some provisions of the Executive Regulations of the Non- Competition Law and the Monopolistic Practices.

Corporate re-structuring and M&A occupy a significant share of the corporate finance world. M&A transactions resulting in a formation of a larger entity.

The Egyptian legal system is distinguished by a notable institutional feature: the right to judicially appeal decisions imposing anti-dumping or safeguard duties issued by the Minister of Trade and Industry.

The long-anticipated overhaul of the Egyptian merger control regime introduces a preclosing notification regime

The Prime Minister's Decision No. 1120 of 2024 amending some provisions of the Executive Regulations of the Non- Competition Law and the Monopolistic Practices.

Data has become a key resource. Its collection and processing allow businesses to optimize their operations. With ever-evolving technologies and tools that allow for more effective data collection and processing regulation is becoming increasingly...

Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco each employ leniency programs as critical cartel-enforcement mechanisms, but their frameworks differ significantly in structure, legal certainty, and protection from third-party claims.

Egypt does not currently have a law that allows or empowers the competition regulatory authority to review, approve or disapprove mergers whether prior to or following their completion.

The Saudi market has experienced rapid development, making mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions a key tool for achieving growth and strategic integration.

The merger of companies in Egypt is one of the important issues raised in practice. Given the appreciable growth in economic performance in the country, the increased commercial competition around the world...

Foreign manufacturers entering Egypt often assume that appointing Egyptian distributors is a low-risk way to build market presence. The reality is more complex.

he law sets out a number of rules that regulates the economic activity of persons dealing in the relevant market.

At a pivotal moment in the life of the Egyptian economy, the legislative system stands incapable of keeping pace with market transformations, amidst a highly volatile global environment and extremely sensitive internal balances.