ECC and El Ezaby Pharmacies partners for for quality cosmetics production
This partnership is expected to enhance the commercial value of both companies and support sustainable growth in Egypt’s cosmetics and nutritional supplements sector.
EGYPT – El Ezaby Pharmacies and the Egyptian Company for Cosmetics (ECC) have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to integrate the manufacturing and marketing of health and beauty products.
The MoU aims to establish a fully integrated system for the development, manufacturing, and marketing of cosmetics and nutritional supplements tailored for Egyptian consumers.
ECC will serve as the exclusive supplier and manufacturer, providing concept development, innovation strategies, research and development, premium raw materials, and complete packaging operations in line with international quality and safety standards.
The collaboration will ensure the delivery of market-ready, high-quality products that reflect both parties’ commitment to innovation and excellence.
El Ezaby Pharmacies will provide all necessary data and specifications for product development, ensuring clarity and precision in execution.
Both companies emphasize the importance of strategic partnership, mutual trust, and meeting the evolving needs of the market and consumers.
Dr. Mohammed Salah, CEO and Founder of ECC, stated that the MoU strengthens ECC’s presence in the local market and highlights their dedication to continuous innovation and delivering value through integrated solutions.
Dr. Ahmed El Ezaby, Chairman of El Ezaby Pharmacies Group, emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating, “This partnership with ECC reflects our commitment to delivering innovative, high-quality products to Egyptian consumers.”
“We believe that strategic collaboration based on trust and joint innovation is essential to strengthening commercial value and meeting the evolving needs of the market, while ensuring an exceptional customer experience.”
The integrated approach is set to reinforce Egypt’s position in the regional health and beauty products market, aligning with broader national goals for innovation and quality in healthcare and consumer goods.
ECC manufactures across a wide range of categories, including skincare, haircare, cosmeceuticals, and personal care products.
The two companies are tapping into the rapidly growing Egyptian beauty and personal care market, valued at USD 7.57 billion in 2025 and expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.2–5.9% through 2030–2033.
This growth is driven by demographic growth, rising demand for localized products, and expanding retail and e-commerce channels.
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