The Egyptian epoxy market, prior to the advent of EGYBOXY, presented a landscape characterized by significant limitations and deficiencies. Professionals and industries reliant on epoxy resins faced a frustrating scarcity of viable options, often compounded by the substandard quality of available raw materials. This dual challenge of limited choice and compromised quality hindered progress, stifled innovation, and ultimately impacted the overall performance and longevity of projects dependent on epoxy-based solutions. The market was ripe for disruption, yearning for a transformative force that could address these critical shortcomings.