Eldib & Co
More informationEldib & Co is ‘one of the oldest and most prestigious law firms in Egypt’, offering a corporate practice comprised of ‘attorneys with commercial minds who tailor their services to match the business needs of their clients’. Amr Eldib is a trusted advisor to multinational corporations on M&A and corporate governance matters, while Mohamed Eldib brings extensive experience in the areas of company incorporation and restructuring, contract revision and general due diligence.
Testimonials
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‘They are very professional. They know what they are doing and care about their clients' requirements.’
‘The most important point here is the good experience of the team that makes them able to solve problems and legal cases professionally.’
‘Collaborative team that always understand the situation.’
‘Eldib is one of the oldest and most prestigious law firms in Egypt. They are responsive, enthusiastic and diligent.’
‘Amr Eldib has great experience. Mohamed Eldib is keen to grow the company and make it more international.’
‘I found the team flexible and nimble. The firm has a great network of partner firms around the world that allowed us to execute a multi-jurisdictional transaction quite easily.’
‘The team was always very quick and responsive and gave me a senior client feel despite it being a small transaction. I got a lot of partner time and they were always available to me and helpful.’
'Eldib & Co has attorneys with commercial minds who tailor their services to match the business needs of their clients.'
Key clients
- Samsung Electronics Co.
- Egyptian International Motors (EIM)
- Egyptian International Trading & Agencies Co. (EIT)
- Myande
- Gold Wind
- Alkan Group
- InDriver
- DSV
- DeFacto
- Jade Textile
- Floward
- Cartona
- Arrow Foods
Work highlights
- Advised Samsung Electronics Egypt regarding the company restructuring in Egypt.
- Advised iNova and conducted a due diligence on the Mundipharma acquisition in Egypt.
- Advised Odeon Tours on its company restructuring.