Slide of the month (SOTM) December. The majority of Egypt’s MedTech imports come from Germany

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Egypt’s MedTech industry is expanding, driven by rising healthcare investments, government initiatives, and increasing demand for medical equipment.

In our recent project for a leading European MedTech company, we analysed Egypt’s import landscape. In 2023, most of Egypt’s MedTech imports came from Europe—primarily Germany and the Netherlands—followed by China and the U.S. However, economic challenges such as currency devaluation, inflation, and foreign exchange shortages have led to a decline in imports, increasing costs and limiting the procurement of medical equipment.

Despite these hurdles, the industry is projected to grow, and European companies are expected to remain dominant players in the market. Understanding these shifts is crucial for businesses looking to expand in Egypt. Our insights and recommendations helped our client navigate these complexities and identify opportunities in Egypt.
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