Egypt’s Open Business Intelligence Directory

Not a marketplace. Not a sponsored listing platform. Not an agency referral network.

Egypt’s B2B sector is larger, more active, and more capable than any existing resource has ever reflected. Decision-makers searching for Egyptian tech partners, outsourcing providers, or professional services in English were finding fragmented results, outdated lists, and few editorial standards.

ThruHQ was curated to fix that.

7 major categories. 53+ subcategories. Every sector that runs Egyptian business — software, marketing, outsourcing, manufacturing, real estate, training, and professional services — organized in one place, free to access, with no commercial agenda behind the rankings.

Built for the foreign company researching market entry. For the regional decision-maker vetting local partners. For the Egyptian business leader mapping the competitive landscape they operate in.

Free. Updated continuously.

How listings earn their place?

Every company in the ThruHQ directory passes through the same validation process before appearing. No payment accepted for listings. No rankings influenced by budget. No placements based on relationships.

Four criteria determine inclusion:

• Verifiable digital presence: An active, functional online presence that a potential client could reasonably use to evaluate the company.

• Operational legitimacy: Publicly available signals — registration, history, client footprint — confirming the company is actively operating in its stated category.

• Category fit: Services must genuinely match the category of appearance. No broad placements to inflate numbers.

• English-language accessibility: Since ThruHQ serves an international and regional English-speaking audience, listed companies must be reachable and comprehensible to that audience at minimum.

Companies that pass are listed. Companies that don’t are not.

If a company meets these standards and isn’t listed yet, it can apply directly. If a listed company no longer meets them, it gets removed.

The directory is only useful if it stays honest.