Egypt has unveiled a revamped Export Rebate Program for 2025–2026, marking a major shift in export support strategy. The new framework was developed through extensive stakeholder consultations and benchmarking against global best practices, aiming to deliver more fairness, flexibility, and sector-specific relevance.
Support Distribution Based on Key Economic Indicators
A new economic model allocates support using measurable criteria:
Support Distribution Based on Key Economic Indicators
A new economic model allocates support using measurable criteria:
- 50%: Value added
- 30%: Export growth rate
- 10%: Production capacity
- 10%: Employment figures
Flexible Budget to Boost High-Complexity Products
EGP 7 billion has been earmarked to support technologically advanced products, with a focus on engineering and chemical industries, flagship exporters, and attracting targeted foreign investment.
Key Highlights:
EGP 7 billion has been earmarked to support technologically advanced products, with a focus on engineering and chemical industries, flagship exporters, and attracting targeted foreign investment.
Key Highlights:
- Payments within 90 days, with no tax debt deductions
- Transparent, performance-based allocation
- Support for large, medium, and small exporters
- Focus on high-growth and high-tech sectors
EGP 60 Billion in Back Payments to Be Cleared:
- 50% in cash over 4 years
- 50% via offsetting against taxes, customs, utilities, and social insurance
This reform marks a strategic push to boost export competitiveness and shift towards higher-value industrial output.
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