Egypt’s Sanitary Ware Exports To France Jumped 137% In The First Four Months

Egypt’s Sanitary Ware Exports To France Jumped 137% In The First Four Months

In the first four months of 2022, Egypt’s exports of architectural and sanitary ceramics were $110 miliyoni, pansi 6.8% chaka-pachaka, according to the Egyptian Building Materials Import and Export Association. This compares with $118 million in the same period in 2021.

Sanitary ceramics increased by 3% chaka-pachaka

Sanitary ware exports increased to $ 53 miliyoni, kuwonjezeka kwa 3%. Egypt exports to 80 mayiko. The top five destination countries accounted for 62.5% za onse, kufikira $33.13 miliyoni, kuwonjezeka kwa 2.8%.

The top country was Germany, where exports reached $14.907 miliyoni, pansi 13 Zaka Zaka Zambiri, Kuwerengera 28.1 percent of total exports. This was followed by the United Kingdom, which increased by 2 percent to $7.517 miliyoni. Exports to Italy rose 48% ku $4.125 miliyoni. Exports to France jumped 137 percent to $364,000. And exports to Turkey are 2.887 million U.S. madola.

Architectural Ceramics Down 13 Percent

Exports of architectural ceramics fell 13 percent to $57 miliyoni, poyerekeza ndi $66 million in 2021.

The top five destination countries accounted for 72 percent of the total, amounting to $41.069 miliyoni.

Libya ranked first. Its exports fell to $18.94 miliyoni, pansi 6 percent year-over-year, and accounted for 33.2 percent of total exports. Exports to Jordan fell 28 percent to $8.037 miliyoni, while exports to Yemen also fell 26 percent to $5.366 miliyoni. Exports to Saudi Arabia were $4.654 miliyoni. Exports to Pakistan increased by 388% ku $4.072 miliyoni.