
The global plastics market volume was USD 586 billion in 2019, with a compound annual growth rate of 5% predicted by 2025. The MENA area market is expected to reach over USD 80 billion by 2025, with Egypt accounting for 17% of the MENA region’s plastic market.
PLASTEX, Egypt’s international plastics exhibition, currently in its 18th edition, is a must-attend event for established industry affiliations as well as new companies looking to break into the Middle East and North African exhibition markets.
PLASTEX, which takes place from the 9th to the 12th of January 2022, brings together buyers from Egypt, the Middle East, and Africa with leading international and local manufacturers and distributors for four days, providing an unparalleled opportunity for face-to-face interaction and networking to start new business ventures.
who should exhibit ?
AUXILIARIES AND RAW MATERIALS
-
- Thermoplastics
- Auxiliaries and composites
- Elastomers made of thermoplastics
- Compounds for coatings
- Intermediaries and foams
- Bristles, tapes, and synthetic fibres
- Glues and adhesives
- Resins for painting
- Additives
- Fillers
- Fibres and materials for reinforcement
- Auxiliaries for intermediate polymerisation, starting materials
EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY
-
- Processing and recycling machines and equipment
- Machines for post-processing
- finishing, decorating, printing, and marking machinery and plants
- Welding equipment
PROVIDERS OF SERVICES
-
- Services related to computer software
- Trade associations
- professional literature
- Leasing
- Subcontracting
- Consultancy and science
PRODUCTS WITH A SEMI-FINISHED FINISH
PLASTICS WITH ADDITIONAL STRENGTH
TECHNICAL ELEMENTS
PRODUCTS AT THE FINAL STAGE
why Egypt?
Egypt is the MENA region’s largest industrial base, and the plastics industry, in particular, is continuously rising and becoming more modernised.
Egypt, with a population of over 100 million people, has Africa’s largest polymer market, accounting for almost 20% of demand in 2017. The country’s polymer consumption is predicted to be 2 million tonnes, with a per capita consumption of 21.8 kg.
Egypt’s plastics industry received $7.8 billion in investments in 2016, and growth will be in line with Africa’s average. It is predicted to increase at a pace of 7.4% per year, bringing consumption to 2.8 million tonnes by 2022.