- CEO
- Abdulsalam Abdulsalam Mostafa El-Gabaly
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Agricultural commodities/Milling
- Address
- Mansoura Egypt
- IPO Date
- Apr 15, 2007
- Business
- International Agricultural Products, officially registered as International Company for Agricultural Crops S.A.E., is an Egypt-based agribusiness enterprise engaged in the cultivation, processing, trading, and distribution of agricultural crops, seeds, and specialized agrochemical inputs. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Mansoura, Egypt, the company serves domestic and international markets, catering to agricultural producers, food manufacturing industries, and global commodity traders across the Middle East, North Africa, and international trade destinations.
The company operates integrated business segments spanning grain merchandising, fiber processing, crop nutrition, and agricultural infrastructure. Its core products and services comprise: agricultural grain and crop trading, including the sourcing, supply, and wholesale distribution of rice, wheat, yellow and white maize, barley, beans, lentils, chickpeas, and certified agricultural seeds; cotton operations, encompassing the purchase, ginning, pressing, baling, and export of raw and ginned cotton; agrochemical and plant nutrition products, consisting of the importation, formulation, mixing, packaging, and commercial distribution of specialty chemical fertilizers, NPK compound fertilizers, liquid fertilizers, foliar nutrients, and crop protection pesticides; and agricultural logistics and processing services, involving the operation of automated seed sifting, grading, and purification stations, crop packaging and filling facilities, as well as the leasing of warehousing infrastructure and bulk storage tanks for grains, edible oils, and fats.
In recent developments, the company has advanced key strategic and operational initiatives to expand its market presence and optimize supply chain capabilities. The company executed a follow-on equity capital increase amounting to EGP 241.07 million to reinforce working capital and fund capacity growth across its core divisions. Strategically, the company expanded its commercial alliance with the International Company for Fertilizers and Chemicals through multi-year supply and purchase agreements representing anticipated transaction volumes of up to EGP 1.0 billion, securing enhanced fertilizer distribution scale. Additionally, the company upgraded and expanded throughput capacities across its seed conditioning plants and crop handling stations to meet elevated domestic demand for staple crops, while implementing updated corporate governance frameworks and profit distribution plans through convened Ordinary and Extraordinary General Assemblies.