Egypt Water Filter Market By Technology (RO Filters, UV Filters, RO + UV Filters, RO + UV + UF Filters, Others { RO + UV + UF + TDS and Water Softeners, etc.}), By Application (Residential, and Commercial), By Distribution Channel (Retail, Distributor, Direct, E-Commerce, Others {Plumber, Contractor, etc.})), By Region, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2028
Published Date: November - 2024 | Publisher: MIR | No of Pages: 320 | Industry: Consumer Goods and Retail | Format: Report available in PDF / Excel Format
View Details Buy Now 2890 Download Sample Ask for Discount Request CustomizationEgypt Water Filter Market By Technology (RO Filters, UV Filters, RO + UV Filters, RO + UV + UF Filters, Others { RO + UV + UF + TDS and Water Softeners, etc.}), By Application (Residential, and Commercial), By Distribution Channel (Retail, Distributor, Direct, E-Commerce, Others {Plumber, Contractor, etc.})), By Region, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2028
Wow, by 2020, Egypt's population had jumped to over 100 million! This means the country needs a staggering 105 to 110 billion metric tons of water every year. The problem? Egypt's facing a serious water shortage, with a deficit of 30 billion cubic meters. They need at least 110 billion, but only have 80 billion available right now, and 55.5 billion of that comes from the Nile. That's why Egypt is considered a nation with water poverty. The good news is, over the last few decades, they've made big strides in getting water to people. Back in 2014, around 91 percent of Egyptians had access to water right in their own homes, which is a significant improvement! You can learn more about Egypt's water challenges on this website.
Okay, so here's the thing about drinking water in Egypt. The data says each person uses around 259 liters every single day. But, here's the kickerit's not spread out fairly. For example, people in Cairo (using 752 liters) and Alexandria (580 liters) get way more than folks in al-Menya (105 liters) or Aswan (108 liters). And it's not just between regions; even within the same city, some neighborhoods get more than others. Surprisingly, we drink more bottled water, per person, than even Germany! The real problem in Egypt? It's that uneven distribution. Plus, our old pipes are a mess. We lose or contaminate up to 50% of our fresh water before it even gets to us!
Growing Tie-ups for Influencing Water Purification are Propelling the Market Growth
The Egypt water filter market is really taking off, and it's largely thanks to industrial growth and the hard work of local governments trying to get clean water to everyone, especially folks in the countryside. This demand for better home appliances is pushing companies to do serious research and development. To meet the country’s needs, we're seeing a lot of international firms partner with government initiatives. Take, for example, the deal between "Soul Water for Water Treatment & Environmental Technology" and "Evoqua Water Technologies LLC." They've signed an agreement to sell and promote Evoqua's Automatic Self-cleaning filters and Centrifugal Sand Separators (under the VAF brand) in Egypt. Now, "Soul Water" is a big name in Egyptian industrial water treatment – they’ve even done important work for the Armed Forces Engineering Authority in new cities! They're hoping to expand their water treatment projects with government organizations to reach even more people in Egypt.
Rising trend for Purified water in Residential sector is influencing the market
Home water purification isn't really a thing in Egypt right now, so there's a huge opportunity to make a difference down the road. There's investment in keeping the water flowing, but some people with a bit more cash – those with moderate to high standards, you might say – have installed home filters, shelling out around USD40.64. Others are going for a pricier fix, buying bottled water for everything at home. A liter of that will set you back about USD0.081. And then there are folks who are buying purified water from those privately-owned treatment places popping up more and more in the countryside. So, really, it's the rising cost of bottled water and the struggle to find clean water that's driving the demand for water filters in Egypt. You can find out more here. This is a critical issue.
Issue of Limited In-House Water Connections Hindering the Market Growth
Think getting water is a given? Not so fast. While most city folks have reliable water, a surprisingly large number of households, especially in rural areas and urban slums across the country, are still left out. We're talking about 5.8 million people in the countryside and another 1.5 million in cities – that's 7.3 million people struggling to find clean water. In rural areas, around 12% of homes aren't hooked up to the water system. Even in urban areas, about 4% are without connections. And get thisin urban slums, only about 77% of households have piped water – but often, these are considered illegal hookups! This whole mess is a huge problem, and it's a major reason why there's such a demand for water filters in Egypt.
Market Segmentation
The Egypt Water Filters market can be understood by looking at a few key areastype, technology, where it's used (application), how it's sold (distribution channel), and where it's most popular across the country. Thinking about technology, we're talking about things like RO, RO + UV, RO + UV + UF, UF, and even "Others" which include RO + UV + UF + TDS and Water Softeners. As for application, you'll find these filters in homes (Residential) and businesses (Commercial). When buying, you might go to a Retail store, a Distributor, buy Direct, or even online through E-Commerce. There are also "Others" like buying from a Plumber or Contractor. Geographically, we're keeping an eye on areas like Alexandria, the Delta, the Suze Canal, Greater Cairo & Upper North Region, Asyut Region, and even the South Upper Region. We're also tracking the competitive landscape to see who's who in the market.
Market Players
3M Egypt, Puricom Egypt (Puricom international company), Berkey Egypt (AA Engineering Group), Pure Aqua, Inc., Aqua Crystal Leven, Delta Water Co., PureLife Filters, Water Engineering Technology Co., Aqua Technology International, Middle East Water & Wastewater Technology are the key market players operating in Egypt Water Filters market.
| Attribute | Details |
| Base Year | 2022 |
| Historic Data | 2018 – 2021 |
| Estimated Year | 2023 |
| Forecast Period | 2024 – 2028 |
| Quantitative Units | Revenue in USD Million, Volume by Thousand Units, and CAGR for 2018-2023 and 2023-2028 |
| Report coverage | Revenue forecast, company share, competitive landscape, growth factors, and trends |
| Segments covered | · Technology · Application · Distribution Channel |
| Regional scope | Alexandria, Delta, Suze Canal, Greater Cairo & Upper North Region, Asyut Region and South Upper Region |
| Key companies profiled | 3M Egypt, Puricom Egypt (Puricom international company), Berkey Egypt (AA Engineering Group), Pure Aqua, Inc., Aqua Crystal Leven, Delta Water Co., PureLife Filters, Water Engineering Technology Co., Aqua Technology International, Middle East Water & Wastewater Technology |
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