Our Clients
Our services
Entity selection (LLC, branch, representative office), GAFI incorporation, licensing, tax and social-insurance registration. The structure mapped to your operating model before anything is filed.
Modular ongoing counsel across corporate, litigation and compliance streams. Select only the streams your Egyptian operation needs; scale as it grows.
High-stakes litigation and arbitration before Egypt's Economic Courts, handled personally by the Managing Partner. Judgment enforcement is a defined stage of the process, not an afterthought.
A managed framework covering labor, corporate tax, VAT, social insurance, trademark and PDPL. One data room, one folder per obligation, proof of fulfilment uploaded on schedule.
How an Engagement Runs
We map your trigger — a tender, a distributor, an expansion mandate — against Egyptian law, and agree scope before anything is filed.
Entity, licensing and compliance path documented in writing, with fees and methodology stated up front.
Every step runs through a shared data room: written instructions, templates, and proof of each filing as it completes.
Your team receives the complete file; ongoing obligations move onto a managed compliance calendar.
Selected Results
Claim against Danfoss dismissed at the first hearing — procedural strategy that ended the dispute before it began.
Read the case study →Commercial-agency claim against a global manufacturer defeated — the "deemed agency" trap dismantled.
Read the case study →Institutional legal advisor to RCREEE, an international organization — corporate retainer in continuous operation.
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Karim El Sayed
Strategy is set personally; execution runs through the system. Karim personally sets the strategy on every engagement Consortio accepts — the entity structure before a formation is filed, the due-diligence scope on a retainer, the compliance framework for your activity. Execution then runs through a trained team on a documented playbook, evidenced step by step in your data room.
Commercial disputes are the exception: those he takes first chair on himself. With more than 13 years advising international companies on Egyptian market entry, corporate structuring and commercial defense, his work has been featured in Business Insider and CDR.
The Foreign Investor's Toolkit
Short videos walking through each core service — formation, retainers, disputes and compliance — so your team can brief itself before we ever speak.
Why choose consortio?
Your Fingerprint Clock-In Machine Is Processing Sensitive Data Under Egyptian Law (Art. 12)
Walk into almost any office in Egypt and you pass the same device on the way in: a small scanner on the wall that reads a fingerprint, or a face, to log who arrived and [...]
You Have No Office in Egypt. The Data Protection Law Still Requires a Local Representative There (Art. 4)
By Karim El Sayed The cleanest assumption an international company can make about Egypt is also the most expensive one to get wrong: we have no entity there, so Egyptian law does not reach us. [...]
Your Microsoft 365 Is Already a Cross-Border Data Transfer Under Egyptian Law (Art. 14)
Most international companies operating in Egypt believe they have never transferred personal data abroad. They are wrong. And the mistake carries criminal liability. If your company stores employee or customer data on Microsoft 365, Google [...]
