Red brick factory - Mashroo3k Egypt

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Mashroo3k Consulting offers a feasibility study for a Red Brick Factory project in Egypt, ensuring the highest return on investment and the best payback period. This is achieved through a set of detailed studies on the size of the Egyptian market, analysis of local and international competitors’ strategies, and the presentation of competitive pricing offers.

Why mashroo3k ?

Mashroo3k has over 10 years of experience in preparing feasibility studies, market research, and providing a wide range of consulting services, including administrative, economic, financial, and others.

Mashroo3k has offices in 7 international branches, located in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, and Iraq, in addition to its agents in China, Singapore, and other countries.

Mashroo3k has provided over 7,000 services and feasibility studies, helping thousands of clients achieve their investment goals.

Mashroo3k’s services are accredited and trusted by all financial institutions and entities in the Middle East.

Mashroo3k’s service coverage extends to 35 countries across all continents.

Mashroo3k is a member of over 100 prestigious international institutions specializing in market research and business management.

Mashroo3k’s team consists of 350 consultants with extensive knowledge of economic sector indicators and opportunities. Thanks to the diversity of their expertise, they ensure effective solutions and strategies.

Mashroo3k is contracted with over 10,200 suppliers in 22 countries to support projects logistically with production lines, raw materials, machinery, equipment, and similar resources.

Mashroo3k possesses a vast database that enhances the accuracy of its predictions and analyses, as well as its ability to manage risks effectively.

Detailed description of the project’s products.
Expected production capacity.
Identification of investment costs.
Determination of electricity and water requirements.
Identification of the project’s labor needs.
Identification of the project’s supplies.
Calculation of construction and building costs.
Calculation of total capital.
Determination of annual operating costs.
Determining the working capital.

Financial Study

Total investment costs required for the project.
Organization of cash flow statements, income statements, and balance sheets for the first ten years of operation.
Estimation of expected annual revenues in light of defined operational capacities.
Optimal financing structure for the project based on investors’ capabilities and funding conditions.
Financial indicators for the project and sensitivity analysis.

Organizational and Administrative Study

Workforce for the project.
Organizational structure.
Job responsibilities.

Risk Study

Identification of risks.
Impact of risks on the project.
Risk prevention methods.

Given the importance of the sector, Mashroo3k presents below the key indicators for the construction sector in the GCC countries:

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA):

The construction and building sector’s GDP value: 168.75 billion SAR.
Contribution of the sector to the GDP: 4.66%.
Number of companies operating in the sector: 148,026 companies.
Number of employees in the sector: 3,541,977 individuals.
Value of projects executed in the sector (latest statistics): 311.56 billion SAR.
Saudi Arabia leads the region as the largest contracting market, with an annual value exceeding $100 billion USD.

United Arab Emirates (UAE):

GDP value of the construction and building sector: 123.953 billion AED.
Sector’s contribution to the GDP: 8.3%.
Number of companies operating in the sector: 42,428 companies.
Number of employees in the sector: 1,564,095 individuals.

Kingdom of Bahrain:

GDP value of the construction and building sector: 936.79 million BHD.
Sector’s contribution to the GDP: 7.70%.
In 2016, the sector’s value did not exceed 857 million BHD, but it has grown over a few years to reach 945.51 million BHD.

Sultanate of Oman:

GDP value of the sector: 1.943 billion OMR.
Sector’s contribution to the GDP: 6.7%.
Number of employees in the sector: 548,999 individuals.
- The construction sector employs the highest percentage of workers in Oman, representing 22.4% of Omanis in both the private and public sectors.
- It also employs 29.6% of the total expatriate workforce in Oman.

Kuwait:

GDP value of the construction and building sector: 838.9 million KWD.
Sector’s contribution to the GDP: 2.14%.
Number of companies operating in the sector: 1,502 companies.
Number of employees in the sector: 187,705 individuals.

Qatar:

GDP value of the construction and building sector: 81.215 billion QAR.
Sector’s contribution to the GDP: 12.1%.
Number of companies operating in the sector: 5,629 companies.
Number of employees in the sector: 840,999 individuals.
- The construction sector accounts for over 40% of the total economically active adult population.

Global Construction and Building Sector:

The construction and building sector is considered one of the most promising industries. Investment in this sector is expected to yield substantial returns due to population growth and infrastructure improvements.
Experts forecast that the sector will grow at a rate of 4.2% over the next three years. Market indicators suggest the value of the sector will increase to $10.5 trillion USD in 2023.
In 2020, the global construction output was estimated at $10.7 trillion USD, and it is expected to grow by 42% (an additional $4.5 trillion USD) between 2020 and 2030, reaching $15.2 trillion USD by the end of the decade.

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