Sonatrach, SONELGAZ, ENR — the three pillars of Algeria's most active market.
Five markets. One integrated read.
Each sector has a quarterly-updated annual dossier, and real-time watch on tenders and awards.
Energy & Petroleum
— Sonatrach, SONELGAZ, ENR — the three pillars of Algeria's most active market.
Algeria's energy sector represents 43% of total public investment. Sonatrach alone engages over €14B/year in works and supply contracts. The renewables transition is accelerating: the PNEREE plan targets 22 GW by 2030, with 15 GW already open to tender.
Infrastructure & Construction
— Highways, ports, universities — the historic pillar of Algerian public procurement.
The 2025–2030 Five-Year Plan allocates €95B to infrastructure. ADE (water) and AADL (housing) alone generate over 200 annual tenders. Structural engineering contracts are of particular interest to European civil engineering firms.
Transport & Mobility
— Metro, trams, rail — an unprecedented expansion programme in North Africa.
Algeria's rail network is expanding from 4,900 to 12,500 km by 2035. Five tram lines are being extended simultaneously. SERPORT annually procures over €1.2B in port equipment and dredging.
Health & Pharmaceuticals
— Hospitals, medicines, equipment — the fastest-growing sector post-Covid.
The 2026 finance law allocates €4.8B to health. ENDIMED and MEM centralise equipment procurement for 30 university hospitals. Since 2022, Decree 15-247 requires minimum 25% local integration on medical devices.
Telecoms & Digital
— Fibre, 5G, digital sovereignty — Algeria commits €6B over five years.
Algérie Télécom and ANPT are leading a plan for 100% wilaya fibre coverage by 2027. The 2024 5G tender generated 14 international submissions. The 'Algérie Numérique 2030' strategy gives 12 ministries their own IT budgets.
The multi-vertical contracts create the largest opportunities.
Major Algerian programmes rarely stay within a single sector boundary. Our team reads these overlaps before formal publication.