CAPMAS: Egyptians account for 81% of new trademark registrations in 2025
The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) in Egypt has announced significant economic data regarding trademark registration activity in the country during 2025. The figures show that Egyptian investors and companies have secured the largest share of trademarks granted this year.
According to the report, the percentage of trademarks obtained by Egyptians reached approximately 81% of the total granted. This figure reflects notable activity in the local market and a strong desire among entrepreneurs and national companies to protect their intellectual property rights and develop their own brand identities.
Trademarks are an essential part of the economy, as they help companies distinguish themselves in the market and increase consumer confidence in the products and services offered. This increase in registrations indicates growth in the number of new projects and the expansion of existing companies' business activities within Egypt.
Experts confirm that this data reflects a state of stability and growth in the Egyptian private sector. These steps also contribute to enhancing the business environment, encouraging innovation, and supporting the national economy by documenting trademarks that represent added value for companies.
In conclusion, CAPMAS continues to monitor these economic indicators regularly. These positive trends are expected to continue in light of ongoing efforts to simplify company registration procedures and protect intellectual property rights in Egypt.