According to recent media reports citing data from Egypt’s Export Council for Chemical Industries and Fertilizers, the country’s chemical and fertilizer exports exceeded USD 9.4 billion in 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 7.4%.
The report indicates that chemical and fertilizer products continued to play an important role in Egypt’s export structure, with overall export performance in the sector maintaining steady growth. Export value in 2025 reached approximately USD 9.43 billion, compared with about USD 8.78 billion in 2024.
From a market perspective, Europe, Arab countries, and Africa remained among the main destinations for Egyptian chemical and fertilizer exports. Amid ongoing adjustments in global agricultural input demand, regional supply chains, and procurement patterns in some markets, Egypt’s supply capacity in these product segments has continued to attract industry attention.
Market observers generally note that the growth in chemical and fertilizer exports reflects both Egypt’s manufacturing and export capabilities in the sector and continued international demand for fertilizers and basic chemical products. For the global agrochemical and chemical trade chain, the increase in Egypt’s export volume may further strengthen the country’s participation in regional and international supply networks.
Overall, the continued growth of Egypt’s chemical and fertilizer exports highlights the sector’s stable performance in external trade. Whether this trend will continue remains subject to changes in global demand, price movements, logistics conditions, and the broader regional trade environment.
