Egyptian stone, delivered to your market

22 – 32 days port to port

The largest buyer of raw stone on earth, and the reason Egyptian beige leaves the quarry in block form at all. Blocks to Xiamen and the Fujian trade, and to the Guangdong and Shandong processors.

12 – 20 days port to port

We ship Egyptian marble and granite, plus engineered quartz, to the UK from Alexandria, and arrange the laboratory tests a UK merchant or contractor asks for.

7 – 12 days to Koper, plus 1 – 2 days road

Landlocked delivery into Hungary, routed through the northern Adriatic and trucked to Budapest — usually cheaper and faster than the Black Sea route.

5 – 9 days port to port

Block supply to Carrara, Verona and the Puglia processors — the trade that has run between Egypt and Italy for a century.

14 – 21 days to Hamburg; 7 – 12 days to Koper

Specification-grade Egyptian stone into Germany, with laboratory tests arranged for the stone your project selects.

About two weeks port to port, with a transshipment in Piraeus or Türkiye

One of the largest markets for Egyptian granite, shipped into the EU through Constanța on the Black Sea.

3 – 6 days to Jeddah

Egyptian marble and granite into Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam — the shortest route we run, Sokhna to Jeddah across the Red Sea.

7 – 12 days port to port

Sokhna to Jebel Ali, into a market that buys finished cut-to-size as readily as it buys slabs.

18 – 28 days port to port

Full container loads to the East and Gulf coasts, for distributors and fabricators buying direct rather than through a re-exporter.

2 – 4 days by sea; road via Sallum where the border is running

One of the largest buyers of Egyptian marble, and the closest — two to four days from Alexandria, or by road through Sallum.

2 – 5 days

Turkish factories are the largest buyers of Egyptian granite, and they buy blocks — gangsaw sizes, sawn and re-exported as finished stone.

4 – 7 days

A major market for Egyptian granite, served straight across the Mediterranean from Alexandria.

2 – 3 days

A major destination for Egyptian marble, and two to three days from Alexandria to Beirut.

10 – 18 days by sea, depending on transhipment

Delivered to Umm Qasr through the Gulf, or overland through Aqaba — with the conformity certificate Iraqi customs now require.

1 – 3 days

The shortest sea leg we run — Sokhna to Aqaba across the Red Sea, and a land bridge onward into Iraq.

8 – 14 days

Down the Red Sea and through the Gulf to Shuwaikh, for villa and finishing work where the material is chosen on sight.

8 – 14 days

Blocks for Indian processors — sawn, finished and often re-exported from the subcontinent.

8 – 14 days

Down the Red Sea and through the Gulf to Hamad Port, for hospitality and residential work specified to a tight standard.

3 – 6 days on a direct call; 8 – 14 days transshipped

Tunisia's own dimension stone is all sedimentary, so the granite comes in. A short Mediterranean leg to Radès, and beige competes with Thala on landed cost.

14 – 20 days direct to Casablanca; 7 – 10 days to Tanger Med plus the feeder

Casablanca and Tanger Med, with duty-free entry on a EUR.1 under the Agadir Agreement — which Morocco has applied unevenly to Egyptian goods since 2025.

6 – 11 days port to port; either can be the first Spanish call

Spain quarries its own beige, so this is a landed-cost argument rather than a supply one — cream and golden Egyptian marble into the Alicante and Almería factories.

7 – 12 days to Marseille; 25 – 30 days to Le Havre

Egyptian marble and granite, and engineered quartz, into Marseille on the direct West Med sailing, with laboratory tests arranged for the stone you specify.

7 – 12 days to Genoa, plus 2 – 4 days on the rail leg to Basel

No customs duty at all: Switzerland zero-rated industrial imports in 2024, so the landed cost here is freight and rail, not tariff.

Transit time confirmed per booking

Cut-to-size New Halayeb and other Egyptian granite and marble for Adriatic coastal projects, shipped by the container CFR Bar.

Transit time confirmed per booking

Egypt is among the leading suppliers of worked marble and granite into Kenya. Slabs, tiles and cut-to-size stone shipped by the container to Mombasa.

Next day to Cairo and the North Coast; two days to the Red Sea and Upper Egypt.

Our home market, and the only one where nothing goes on a ship. Collect from the Alexandria yard, or we deliver to your site.