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Egypt becomes Africa's industrial springboard

09 Aug '25
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Egypt becomes Africa's industrial springboard
Egypt becomes Africa's industrial springboard

Insights

  • Turkish textile plants in Egypt have more than doubled in 18 months.
  • New China investments of over $***** million announced in July.
  • Turkish unions estimate roughly ***,*** textile jobs have been lost since 2023.
  • 'Made in Türkiye' as shorthand for speed and quality now under threat.
  • Egypt is emerging as a key Eurasian supply chain hub—though rising costs and political risks may test its long-term edge.

In barely ** months, the number of Turkish-owned textile plants on Egyptian soil has doubled to more than ***, representing over $* billion in foreign direct investment and roughly **,*** Egyptian pay-packets.

Flagship names lead this charge. Eroglu Holding broke ground on a $** million denim plant in August ****, then signed a far bolder, $*** million agreement this February for a yarn-to-garment campus designed to turn out ** million pieces a year and employ *,*** people. Denim specialist DNM followed with its own $** million factory in **th of Ramadan City, and the machinery convoy shows no sign of slowing.

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