Cement and Asphalt Prices Surge in Egypt Following Fuel Increase – October 17, 2025
Cairo – Prices for key construction materials in Egypt have reached record highs today, October 17, 2025, following recent increases in gasoline and diesel costs. The escalating prices of cement, gypsum, and asphalt are poised to significantly impact ongoing infrastructure projects and the broader construction sector, potentially leading to increased building costs for consumers.
The price hikes come as Egypt navigates economic challenges and rising global commodity prices.The construction industry, a vital engine of economic growth, is notably vulnerable to fluctuations in fuel and material costs. Experts predict further price volatility in the coming weeks, urging stakeholders to prepare for continued adjustments.
Here’s a breakdown of today’s record prices per ton:
* Special Cement: 3,500 pounds
* White Cement: 5,500 pounds
* Al-Muallem Cement: 3,500 pounds
* Mixed Cement: 4,000 pounds
* Gypsum: 2,000 pounds
* Ordinary Portland Cement: 4,700 pounds
* Suez Cement: 3,500 pounds
* Pozzolani Cement: 4,300 pounds
* Beni Suef Cement: 3,400 pounds
* Ramadi Cement: 4,200 pounds
* Helwan Cement: 3,500 pounds
* Swedish Cement: 3,700 pounds
* resistant Cement: 4,500 pounds
* Al-Fahd Cement: 3,500 pounds
Asphalt prices have also seen significant increases, with current rates as follows:
* Wine (Asphalt): 550 pounds per cubic meter
* Custom Dirt: 580 pounds per cubic meter
* Standard Asphalt: 450-460 pounds per cubic meter.
