Audit and Assurance

Our auditing and assurance services help clients showcase their reliable financial data to investors and shareholders, supporting their expansion and growth, in addition, to keeping a transparent and accountable relationship with the investors and regulators. As a fundamental process to achieve robust growth and financial stability we at Integral offer faultless, high-quality, financial reporting and auditing.

We believe that the role of auditing firms goes beyond financial information and providing audit and assurance services. Our assurance services help decision-makers and managers in risk assessment, business performance, information systems reliability, e-commerce, and more by improving the quality of the information, and providing a better context for decision-makers. We are fully confident in the belief that the core of our business is helping our clients reduce risks and make well-informed decisions.

What we offer:

  • External Audits

  • Internal Audits

  • Advisory services

  • Limited Reviews

  • Special Audit services

  • Statutory Audit

  • Agreed upon procedures

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Hurghada Office

Phone: +20225204311

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E-mail: info@mgi-integral.com

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