MEED Insights: Egypt Projects, H2 2018

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In the political turmoil that followed the 2011 revolution, Egypt’s economy struggled to regain lost momentum as investors retreated from the market and revenues from tourism and the Suez Canal fell sharply. But the launch in 2015 of the country’s new economic development plan, which included the promise of economic reforms to improve the country’s financial health and a roadmap for megaprojects aimed at stimulating growth and jobs, launched a turnaround that is now in full swing. And, with IMF backing together with widespread regional support, confidence is returning quickly.

President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi’s convincing win in Egypt’s presidential elections in April 2018 provided an affirming rubber stamp for the government’s reform programme. And Cairo now is looking to move forward with much-needed power, infrastructure and industrial projects. The election suggests that Al-Sisi has the backing of Egypt’s business establishment. And, in spite of the pain caused by subsidy cuts, the inflation brought on by the float of the Egyptian pound has largely worked its way through the system and interest rates are falling. Assuming they continue their downward trajectory, Egypt’s banks, which are in good health, will once again be in a position to fulfil their role as facilitators of economic activity.

The power sector is a priority for Cairo, which is moving ahead with an ambitious renewable energy programme, alongside plans for the largest coal power plant in the world and the El-Dabaa nuclear power project, which is being 85 per cent funded by Russia. The electricity ministry is succeeding with its feed-in tariff programme, and is now looking to privately finance the bulk of its future capacity, through a pipeline of independent power projects.

Construction activity is being driven by Cairo’s urban development programme, which could see 23 new cities built, including New El-Alamein on the north coast. Development is also picking up on the $40bn New Capital City, as investors and developers come on board, and the government is hosting regular auctions to parcel off plots of land. Cairo has a $36bn pipeline of rail projects aimed at supporting growth through greater mobility and logistics capacity. While the development of ports along the Suez Canal into an integrated manufacturing corridor aims to capitalise on the waterway’s potential.

Written by MEED, the Middle East market experts within the GlobalData Group, Egypt will face many substantial social, economic and political challenges for many years to come. But the turnaround of the giant Egyptian economy over the past three years is one of the region’s emerging success stories. With a huge programme of capital projects, Egypt offers a strong pipeline of potential project opportunities across all sectors. And for companies seeking to offset the recent downturn in the GCC’s projects sector, Egypt offers much to consider, particularly for developers able to bring finance that can enable public sector investment projects.

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Long term projects market forecast 2018-2022

Summary and lists of future project opportunities

Analysis of key trends, market drivers and opportunities by country and sector

Top clients and contractors ranking

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

Country Overview

Projects Market

Oil & Gas

Construction

Transport

Industrial

Power & Water

Table

List of Tables

Table 1: Egypt economic indicators, 2018

Table 2: Biggest megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 3: Major projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019($m)

Table 4: Biggest oil and gas megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 5: Major oil and gas projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019 ($m)

Table 6: Biggest construction megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 7: Major construction projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019($m)

Table 8: Biggest transport megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 9: Major transport projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019($m)

Table 10: Biggest industrial megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 11: Major industrial projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019($m)

Table 12: Biggest power and water megaprojects under construction in Egypt($m)

Table 13: Major power and water projects to be tendered in 2018 and 2019($m)

Figures

List of Figures

Fig. 1: Egypt country map

Fig. 2: GDP by sector, 2016 (%)

Fig. 3: Nominal GDP ($bn) versus annual real GDP growth (%)

Fig. 4: Egypt current account balance, 2014-20

Fig. 5: Egypt budget, 2009-18 (EGPbn)

Fig. 6: Gross official reserves, 2014-19 ($bn)

Fig. 7: Egypt gross government debt, 2014-20

Fig. 8: Value of all projects planned or underway ($m)

Fig. 9: Breakdown of projects market by project status($m)

Fig. 10: Breakdown of projects market by sector (%)

Fig. 11: Value of contract awards by year ($m)

Fig. 12: Value of contract awards by year and sector($m)

Fig. 13: Biggest clients in Egypt by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 14: Biggest contractors in Egypt by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 15: Projects planned but unawardedby status($m)

Fig. 16: Projects planned but unawardedby sector($m)

Fig. 17: Egypt contract award forecast, 2018-22 ($m)

Fig. 18: Oil and gas projects market by project status ($m)

Fig. 19: Oil and gas projects market by subsector (%)

Fig. 20: Value of contract awards by year($m)

Fig. 21: Value of contract awards by year and subsector ($m)

Fig. 22: Biggest clients in Egypt’s oil and gas sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 23: Biggest contractors in Egypt’s oil and gas sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 24: Projects planned but unawarded by status($m)

Fig. 25: Projects planned but unawarded by subsector ($m)

Fig. 26: Construction projects market by project status($m)

Fig. 27: Construction projects market by subsector (%)

Fig. 28: Value of contract awards by year($m)

Fig. 29: Value of contract awards by year and subsector ($m)

Fig. 30: Biggest clients in Egypt’s construction sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 31: Biggest contractors in Egypt’s construction sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 32: Projects planned but unawarded by status($m)

Fig. 33: Projects planned but unawarded by subsector ($m)

Fig. 34: Transport projects market by project status($m)

Fig. 35: Transport projects market by subsector (%)

Fig. 36: Value of contract awards by year($m)

Fig. 37: Value of contract awards by year and subsector ($m)

Fig. 38: Biggest clients in Egypt’s transport sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 39: Biggest contractors in Egypt’s transport sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 40: Projects planned but unawarded by status($m)

Fig. 41: Projects planned but unawarded by subsector ($m)

Fig. 42: Industrial projects market by project status($m)

Fig. 43: Industrial projects market by subsector (%)

Fig. 44: Value of contract awards by year($m)

Fig. 45: Value of contract awards by year and subsector ($m)

Fig. 46: Biggest clients in Egypt’s industrial sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 47: Biggest contractors in Egypt’s industrial sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 48: Projects planned but unawarded by status($m)

Fig. 49: Projects planned but unawarded by subsector ($m)

Fig. 50: Power and water projects market by project status($m)

Fig. 51: Power and water projects market by subsector (%)

Fig. 52: Value of contract awards by year($m)

Fig. 53: Value of contract awards by year and subsector ($m)

Fig. 54: Biggest clients in Egypt’s power and water sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 55: Biggest contractors in Egypt’s power and water sector by contracts in execution ($m)

Fig. 56: Projects planned but unawarded by status($m)

Fig. 57: Projects planned but unawarded by subsector ($m)

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