Egypt’s construction industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom, marked by rapid urban expansion, ambitious mega-projects, and a strong push toward sustainability. The sector is being redesigned by government investment, foreign direct investment, and public-private partnerships.

The top 10 construction companies in Egypt including Orascom Construction PLC, Hassan Allam Holding, Amer Group Holding Company and the Arab Contractors are leading the nation’s transformation and setting new benchmarks in quality, technology, and sustainable development.

In this article, we spotlight the top 10 construction companies in Egypt for 2025 in terms of revenue generated in the previous year (2024).

List of Top 10 construction companies in Egypt (2025)

Orascom Construction PLC 

Revenue: USD 3.4 billion 

Projects: 200+

Services: 

• Construction,

• Concession and investment,

• Building material,

• Equipment services,

• O&M and facilities

Orascom Construction PLC was Egypt's first multinational company, with a presence in over 25 countries. It is a leading global construction and engineering contractor primarily focused on infrastructure and high-end commercial projects in Africa, the USA, and the Middle East.

The company specializes in various areas, including infrastructure development, industrial projects, commercial and residential building construction, and large-scale civil engineering works, such as cement production, petrochemicals, and power plants.

Some of the notable projects undertaken by Orascom Construction PLC include:

• Cairo Metro Line 3

• Beni Suef power plant

• Cairo International Airport Terminal 2

• Grand Egyptian museum

Orascom Construction has also been awarded some of the most prestigious awards, such as 'Best Construction Company in Egypt' by Euromoney, 'Top Hundred Companies in the Middle East' by Forbes, and 'Best Infrastructure Project' for Cairo metro Line 3 at MEED Quality Awards.

Hassan Allam Holding

Revenue: USD 21.6 billion

Projects: 9+

Services:

• Power and energy,

• Petrochemicals and fertilizers,

• Water and wastewater,

• Ports and airports,

• Building technologies,

• Metro and railways,

• Landscape

• Oil and gas 

• Roads and bridges And much more

Hassan Allam Holding is one of the largest construction companies in Egypt with diverse experience operating in Africa, and the MENA region. The company focuses on two primary business lines: Investment and Development and Engineering and Construction. The company has more than 50,000 employees and 18 subsidiaries operating across more than ten countries.

Some of the major Projects of Hassan Allam Holding are:

• Noatum ports

• Raman island development project

• Al Ghubrah pumping station

• West asyut project

Amer Group Holding Company 

Revenue: USD 13.943 billion

Projects: 10+

Services: Luxury residence

Amer Group Holding Company is an Egyptian real estate and hospitality company, known for developing residential, commercial, and hospitality projects, including resorts, hotels, and shopping malls. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Cairo. Amer Group also operates various restaurant chains, both international franchises and local concepts.

Some of the major projects of Amer Group holding company are:

• Porto Said

• Porto Elminya

• Central capital

• Porto marina

The Arab Contractors  

Revenue: USD 45.8 billion

Projects: 20+

Services:

• public buildings,

• Water and sewage projects, 

• Dams hospitals,

• Sports buildings, 

• Restoration of monuments, 

• Shipbuilding, 

• Electromechanical projects,

• Water waste treatment plan

The Arab Contractors, founded in 1955 by Eng. Osman Ahmed Osman, stands as one of the largest and most influential companies in Egypt. The company has constructed some of the national mega-projects, from roads and bridges to water treatment plants, ports, and smart transportation systems like metro lines and high-speed rail.

The company has a workforce of over 58,000 employees operating in more than 29 countries.

Some of the significant notable projects of the arab contractors are:

• Great Cairo metro line 3 phase 3C

• Renovation and development of Sayyida Zainab mosque

• King's College School, Qatar 

• New delta water treatment plant

Rowad Modern Engineering 

Revenue: USD 711.7 million

Projects: 25+

Services:

• special buildings

• Industrial

• Power

• Infrastructure

Rowad Modern Engineering, established in 1998, is one of Egypt’s top turnkey contractors, recognized for its technical expertise, project proficiency, and commitment to delivering high-quality, value-driven construction services. The company has a workforce exceeding 3,000 skilled professionals.

Rowad’s portfolio includes iconic landmarks such as the Beni Suef 4800 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant (one of the largest combined cycle power plants) and the Benban Photovoltaic Solar Park, one of the largest solar installations globally.

Through partnerships with major international contractors, Rowad has successfully expanded its footprint across Africa and the Middle East, with notable projects in countries like Algeria, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Chad. It is currently planning to expand its footprint across Saudi Arabia.

Some of the major projects of Rowad modern engineering are:

• Beni suef 4800 CCPP

• Benban photovoltaic Solar park

• The Olympic multisports hall

• Red sea museum

SIAC

Revenue: USD 504.1 million

Projects: 20+

Services:

• buildings,

• Industrial, 

• Infrastructure, 

• Power

Established in 1986, SIAC (Industrial Construction & Engineering Company) is one of the biggest private sector construction firms in Egypt. The company operated as a joint stock company and has earned the first-class contractor classification by the Egyptian Construction Contractors Federation.

SIAC's influence extends well beyond Egypt, with a growing regional presence across the Middle East and Africa. The company has successfully delivered complex and prestigious projects in countries such as Yemen, Qatar, Libya, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, and Iraq. 

Some of the major projects of SIAC are :

• Arish cement plant

• Hotel area Port Ghalib 

• Al Saleh mosque Sana’a

• Al-raswa water treatment plant

REDCON Construction Co. S.A.E 

Revenue: USD 17.2 million

Projects: 200+

Services:

• buildings

• Industrial

• Hospitals

• Universities

• Malls
  

REDCON Construction Co. S.A.E is a prominent Egyptian engineering and construction company with nearly 25 years of experience. As a principal contractor, REDCON operates in infrastructure, high-rise buildings, industrial, commercial, and residential projects.

The company has a diverse portfolio that extends beyond construction to include information technology, GRC fabrication, steel production, ready-mix concrete, and real estate development, solidifying its position as a versatile and leading player in Egypt’s construction and infrastructure landscape.

Some of the major projects of Redcon constructions are:

• Soma Bay Blanca

• I city lagoon

• The Med

• Raville Tower

Solid Constructions

Revenue: more than USD 5 million 

Projects: 50+

Services:

• General contracting

• Turnkey projects

• Infrastructure networks

• Electromechanical works

Founded in 2009, SOLID is one of Egypt’s fastest-growing general contracting companies, known for delivering high-quality residential, commercial, hospitality, educational, and industrial developments.

SOLID has built a strong reputation for on-time, on-budget execution by partnering with top developers and investors. The company has grown from just 7 employees to over 1,000 and is committed to excellence, innovation, and creating value across every project.

Some of the major projects of Solid Construction are:

• Uptown mosque 

• PHNC Sports Club

• Badya Golf Clubhouse 

• Siemens Central Warehouse

GAMA Construction

Revenue: USD 556 million 

Projects: 18+

Services:

• Petrochemical

• Pharmaceutical

• Building material

• Primary metal fabricated metal and machinery

• Hospital

• Worship building

• Residential

Gama is a leading Egypt-based design-build contractor with over 30 years of experience, specializing in buildings, industrial, and infrastructure projects delivered on an EPC basis. As a member of Triangle Group since 2010, Gama has established a strong regional presence with operations and representation offices in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Tunisia, and South Sudan.

Gama has played a vital role in several of Egypt’s most significant national projects, contributing to developments with wide-reaching economic impact. Notable projects include government ministry buildings in the New Administrative Capital, the Middle East’s largest industrial cement complex in Beni Suef, the El-Mahalla Spinning Factory, and the Central Depot for the Light Rail Transit system. 

Gama also contributed to Egypt’s renewable energy sector by executing 390 MV plants at the Benban Solar Park in Aswan. Through its commitment to excellence, Gama continues to foster long-term relationships across both the public and private sectors.

Some of the major projects of GAMA constructions are:

• Beni Suef cement complex

• Jotun paint factory 

• Unilever factory 

• Henkel factory

Samcrete Egypt-Engineers & Contracts

Revenue: USD 76.2 million

Projects: 100+

Services:

• Infrastructure,

• Residence,

• Commercial spaces

Samcrete Holding, established in 1963, is a fully integrated Egyptian firm operating across engineering, contracting, development, manufacturing, and investments. The company has a strong presence in Egypt, the Middle East, and Africa and contributes to construction and real estate development, building materials production, PPP infrastructure initiatives, and the development and management of industrial parks.

It is also a founding partner of The National Egyptian Railway Industries Co. (NERIC), contributing to the advancement of Egypt's transportation infrastructure. Through its 13 subsidiaries and a team of over 5,000 skilled professionals, Samcrete delivers large-scale infrastructure, commercial, and industrial projects to international standards.

Some of the significant projects of Samcrete are:

• Pyramid heights

• East Port said the industrial zone

• Alamein Industrial park

• Commercial spaces on the Island of Zamalek

Conclusion

Egypt’s construction industry in 2025 stands as a cornerstone of national economic development, fueled by a combination of strategic government investment, increased foreign direct investment (FDI), and dynamic public-private partnerships (PPPs). 

This growth is largely anchored in megaprojects such as the New Administrative Capital, Alamein City, and the Suez Canal Economic Zone, which are reshaping urban and industrial landscapes. Additionally, the rise of new satellite cities and affordable housing initiatives is driving a surge in residential construction.

The top 10 construction companies led by giants like The Arab Contractors, Hassan Allam Holding, and Orascom Construction are not only reshaping Egypt’s skyline but also setting new regional standards in engineering excellence, sustainability, and innovation.

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