WE OFFER A VARIETY OF CREATIVE SERVICES TO SUITE EVERY NEED
Import and Export
– We provide export, import and mediation service to and from Egypt, and Poland in particular and all European Union countries in the easiest and fastest way.
- Exporting all kinds of medical herbs.
- Export flat glass in unlimited quantities.
- Import of scrap (materials can be recycled and manufactured) from Poland.
- Import and export of all kinds of goods.
- Import and export of all kinds of fruits and vegetables to and from Poland
- Importing all heavy equipment and machines to work on roads, bridges and land reclamation from Poland and the European Union
- Importing auto parts from Poland and the European Union and importing cars with a Euro 1 certificate
- Import and export of high quality nutritional supplements and certificates approved by the Ministry of Health
- Importing motors of all kinds, supplies and spare parts
- Supervising and linking cooperation and partnership contracts between Polish and Egyptian companies.
- Import and export of all foodstuffs to and from Poland
- Full and complete supervision of all commercial transactions conducted through intermediary with our company with professional skill
- Import and export of all kinds of raw materials (for industry, trade, investment, agriculture, recycling)
- Importing machines (modern, used) and technology for waste recycling
- Importing and supplying gyms, tools and sports supplies with European quality
- Conducting a feasibility study and comparing the prices and needs of the markets and the machines needed to work on roads, construction of cities and bridges.
-We offer export, import and brokerage service to and from Egypt, Poland in particular and all European Union countries in the easiest and fastest way.
– For import or export in Egypt or Poland, contact us and we will meet your needs immediately.
Investment
- An investment is an asset or item acquired with the goal of generating income or appreciation. Appreciation refers to an increase in the value of an asset over time. When an individual purchases a good as an investment, the intent is not to consume the good but rather to use it in the future to create wealth.
- An investment always concerns the outlay of some capital today—time, effort, money, or an asset—in hopes of a greater payoff in the future than what was originally put in.
- For example, an investor may purchase a monetary asset now with the idea that the asset will provide income in the future or will later be sold at a higher price for a profit.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- An investment involves putting capital to use today in order to increase its value over time.
- An investment requires putting capital to work, in the form of time, money, effort, etc., in hopes of a greater payoff in the future than what was originally put in.
- An investment can refer to any medium or mechanism used for generating future income, including bonds, stocks, real estate property, or a business, among other examples.
– If you are interested in investing in Egypt or Poland, contact us and we will meet your needs immediately.
Commercial Agencies
- In this type of contract, the natural or legal person (An independent person or legal entity acting on behalf of another person (the “Principal”). In international transactions, this term usually refers to a sales representative who signs on behalf of a foreign principal, and earns commission on sales ultimately concluded between an agent (representing, acting on behalf of, and binding another natural or legal person)
- In international contracts, the person or legal entity that authorizes another party (agent, salesperson) to act on behalf of the principal.
- In bank collection, the party who entrusts the handling of collection to the bank.
Principal
- On an ongoing basis, for remuneration, to continue business activities or operations on behalf of others, as a freelancer
- In international trade, an individual or company brings together buyers and sellers for a fee without participating in the actual sales transactions. Because of the intermittent nature of his work, at his end, the medium does not.
- Without assuming, unless otherwise agreed, the risks involved in operations.
- An agent’s remuneration is generally determined by sales commissions, although, in some cases, certain expenses for travel or promotional activities may be agreed upon.
- An independent person or legal entity acting on behalf of another person (the “Principal”). In international transactions, this term usually refers to (a sales representative who signs on behalf of a foreign principal, and receives a commission on sales eventually concluded).
- Usually, commissions consist of a percentage of the volume of sales actually made, for which the agent has mediated.
- The percentage mentioned generally depends on the industry practices of the sector in which the company operates; As a rule, to the extent sales are sales of small quantities. The percentage will be higher to compensate
- An independent person or legal entity acting on behalf of another person (the “Principal”). In international transactions, this term usually refers to a sales representative who signs on behalf of a foreign principal, and earns commission on sales that are finally concluded between the agent for all management and expenses necessary for the purposes of obtaining sales.
- Commissions are paid to the agent no later than the last day of the month following the normal quarter from which the commission right derives, unless the contract provides for a shorter period.
Commercial Agencies :
- In this type of contract a natural or legal person (Agent) represents, acts on behalf of, and binds another natural or legal person (Principal), on a continuing basis, in return for remuneration, to further trade activities or operations on behalf of others, as an independent intermediary, without assuming, unless otherwise agreed, the risks entailed in the operations.
- The agent’s remuneration is commonly established through sales commissions, albeit, in some cases, certain expenses may be agreed for travel or promotional activities.
- Customarily, commissions consist of a percentage of the amount of sales actually made, in which the agent has mediated.
- Said percentage commonly depends on the industry practices of the sector in which the company operates; and as a general rule, to the extent that the sales are small amount sales, the percentage will be higher, to compensate the agent for all the management and expenses necessary for the purposes of obtaining the sales.
- The commissions shall be paid to the Agent no later than the last day of the month following the natural quarter in which the right of commission would have stemmed therefrom, unless a shorter period has been stipulated in the contract. Unlike the Exclusive Distribution Contract, if the contract is signed in a European Union country, the agent is entitled to compensation for customers upon conclusion of the contract, if his/her activity during same can continue to produce benefits for the company.
- This compensation likewise exists in the event that the contract is extinguished due to the death of the agent. The compensation is calculated on the average annual amount of the commissions received by the agent during the last five years, or during the entire term of the contract, if the latter is lower.
- This right to claim the compensation prescribes the year of the extinguishment of the contract.
– Contact us for commercial agencies, whether in Egypt or Poland, and we will meet your needs immediately.
