Wholly owned projects:
The total amount invested is (170 millions U.S. $), distributed for five projects, out of which one is under progress. These projects are engaged in the breeding, fattening of lambs and calves, broiler parents and grand parents, animal & poultry concentrated fled, hatching eggs, broiler chicks, table eggs, green fodder, vegetables.
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Project for Fattening Lambs and Calves and breeding of Sheep - Al-Kamishly - Syrian Arab Republic.
- Utilized area is (26,000 donums for crops production).
- Fattening of (60,000 Lambs).
- Fattening of (4,000 Calves).
- Breeding of (10,000 Sheep).
- Broiler of (200 Thousands).
- Capital Invested: (18 millions U.S.$)
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The Feel Mill Plant- Khartoum Sudan
- Capital invested: (20 millions U.S. $)
- Capacity: (150,000 tons annually)
- Producing several kinds of animal & poultry feeds
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Broiler Grand Parents & Parents of Broiler Chicks: Al-Azrak Jordan
- First project of its nature in the region as a strategic link in poultry industry.
- Invested capital: (40 millions U.S. $)
- Annual Production Capacity: (2 millions parent chicks, 20 millions hatching broiler eggs).
Integrated Poultry Production: Khartoum - Sudan
- Invested Capital: (35 millions U.S. $)
- Annual Capacity: (2 millions broiler, 25 millions table eggs).
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Projects under Progress:
- Broiler Grand Parent & Parents : Wadi Al-Natroon Egypt
- Annual Capacity: (1 million Parent chick, 20 Millions Hatching eggs) - feed mill plant (5tons/hr) investment cost (50 millions U.S. $).
