Feasibility studies · Sharm El Sheikh & South Sinai
Feasibility Study in Egypt
for Projects in Sharm and South Sinai
A feasibility study in Egypt has to show a lender, a partner or GAFI that the project can pay for itself. We build the numbers month by month, with Sharm's seasons, the staffing rules, Egyptian tax and the Sinai ownership regime inside the model, from our office in Sharm El Sheikh.
- Chartered Accountant (محاسب قانوني)
- Office 314, Al Azizia Mall, Sharm El Sheikh
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01What's in a study
What a feasibility study in Egypt should contain
Seven chapters, each built on your project's own figures. Rates and rules as of October 2026.
02Process
How we build a feasibility study
- 01
Scope
Tell us the project, the location and who will read the study: a bank, a partner or a Golden Licence file. We agree the chapters, the format and the fee before work starts.
- 02
Inputs and site rules
You send quotes, the lease or usufruct offer, drawings and any operator figures. We collect the licence, tax and staffing rules that apply at that address.
- 03
The model
A monthly model over the study period: revenue by season, capex, opex, payroll, tax and debt service, with every assumption written down and sourced.
- 04
Review with you
We walk you through the weak points and the sensitivity results, on a call or at the office, and adjust whatever you can evidence better.
- 05
Final study
The written study, a summary for the reader and the key tables, in the format agreed at the start.
Timings depend on your documents, the sector and the reader. We never promise that a bank will lend, that GAFI will approve or that a licence will be granted.
03Why us
Why clients in Sharm choose us
Feasibility Studies for Projects in Egypt and South Sinai, handled by one chartered accountant from your first question to the final registration. Unlike many feasibility study companies in Egypt, we build each study from your real numbers.
09FAQ
Feasibility study questions
What is the feasibility study fee in Egypt?
It depends on the project's size, the number of revenue lines, who will read the study and how ready your figures are. We don't publish a fixed fee for feasibility studies. We agree the scope and the price with you before any work starts. Send a short project description on WhatsApp and we will propose a scope.
Is a feasibility study required for a Golden Licence?
Yes. GAFI's Golden Licence Guide (September 2025) lists a feasibility study by a licensed consultancy among the conditions, with financial solvency, an implementation timetable and undertakings on utilities and compliance. Companies of any legal form, new or existing, may apply, and the project must meet two or more of eight criteria under Cabinet Decree 56/2022.
What is the difference between a feasibility study and a business plan for a bank in Egypt?
A feasibility study asks whether the project should go ahead at all. A business plan for a bank assumes it will and shows how the loan is repaid: monthly cash flow, debt service, security and the owners' contribution. Many projects need both, so we build them on one model and the two documents agree with each other.
Can you prepare a feasibility study for a restaurant in Sharm El Sheikh?
Yes. For a restaurant or café the study turns on the licence route and VAT. A tourist restaurant licensed by the Ministry of Tourism charges 14% VAT, while a non-tourist outlet is exempt unless it sits in a mall, compound or tourist site, is a chain or charges a service fee. Seasonality and staffing come next.
Can you prepare a feasibility study for a clinic or medical centre?
Yes. MOHP checklists fix the minimums that drive the budget: a medical centre has at most 25 beds at 8 m² per bed and a major operating room of at least 20 m², and a private hospital needs at least 15 beds. Non-Egyptian staff and ownership changes need written Permanent Committee approval, which the timeline must allow for.
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