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Saudi and Ukrainian companies to invest in poultry products

 

Saudi and Ukrainian companies to invest in poultry products

Tanmiah Food Company and Ukraine's MHP are set to co-invest over SAR 200 million in farming operations with a parent stock capacity exceeding one million, marking a significant move to enhance Saudi Arabia's poultry value chain.

In this venture, Tanmiah's subsidiary, Desert Hills Veterinary Services Company (DHV), will hold a 55 percent stake, while MHP will own the remaining 45 percent. The parent stock is anticipated to produce approximately 175 million hatching eggs annually.

 

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The partnership aims to bolster food security and self-sufficiency in poultry products within Saudi Arabia, aligning with the broader goals of Vision 2030, according to Zulfiqar Hamadani, CEO of Tanmiah Food Company. Dr. John Rich, Executive Chairman of MHP, emphasized that the collaboration would drive transformative advancements in the poultry sector, promoting innovation and setting new standards for excellence.

The agreement follows regulatory approvals, including clearance from the General Authority for Competition of Saudi Arabia, marking a decisive step in establishing the venture company.

Tanmiah reported SAR 983.1 million in half-year revenues, representing a 26.6 percent YoY increase. Fresh poultry sales, constituting 84 percent of total revenues, grew by 22.2 percent YoY in H1 2023 to SAR 825.7 million. Saudi Arabia has plans to invest $20 billion by 2035 to strengthen the domestic food sector and ensure food security.

 

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To support food security goals and agricultural sector development, the Agricultural Development Fund in Saudi Arabia approved numerous credit facilities worth over SAR 4.2 billion in H1 2023.

Tanmiah's business model positions it for growth at the local, regional, and global levels, benefiting from favorable market trends.

In the previous year, US meat company Tyson Foods agreed to invest $70 million in Tanmiah in exchange for stakes in subsidiaries operating chicken hatcheries, feed mills, and poultry-processing plants serving several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the UAE, Oman, Lebanon, and Jordan. Tanmiah also partnered with the Public Investment Fund's Halal Products Development Company to boost and localize the halal products industry in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East region.

Source: https://gulfbusiness.com/

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