The research aimed at analyzing the extent of investment efficiency for the broiler industry rings by estimating some economic and financial evaluation indicators, as well as measuring the impact of potential changes in the most important technical and economic variables on the feasibility of investing in this industry rings. The study relied on primary data for a field study sample by designing four questionnaire forms specially designed to collect data on inputs, outputs and technical transactions in each of the four episodes subject to the study through personal interviews with those in charge of production in those episodes in Sharkia Governorate in 2021, and the study relied on the method of value chains. To calculate indicators of investment efficiency across value rings. Among the results of the investment evaluation of the value chains of the broiler industry, the results of the study showed that the chains of the broiler industry represented in each of the fodder, hatcheries, broilers, and slaughterhouses achieved positive indicators, including the ratio of benefits to costs amounted to about 1.10, 1.21, 1.19, and 1.11, this means that Each pound invested in the workshops of the broiler industry, which amounted to about L.E.0.10, 0.21, 0.19, and 0.11 for the four rings respectively, and the recovery period for the invested capital was about 2.4, 2.2, 4.5, and 1.8 years, and as for the criterion of net present value, its value was estimated at about million L.E. 29.12, 7.98 , 2.17, and 76.91 for the four rings respectively. The internal rate of return was about 41.1%, 46.4%, 22.2%, and 56.9%, respectively, which means that it is higher than the opportunity cost available for investing capital in society represented by the commercial interest rate of about 10%, which confirms the high profitability of these projects.