Ismailia National Food Industries
EEGX:INFI122.99
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-2.01
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EGS01041C010
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- CEO
- Mahmoud Ali Abdul Hamid
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Food: specialty/candy
- Address
- Cairo Egypt
- IPO Date
- Sep 6, 2010
- Website
- foodico.com
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- Ismailia National Food Industries S.A.E. (Foodico) is an Egypt-based company engaged in the manufacturing, processing, packaging, canning, freezing, and distribution of agricultural food products, as well as farming and land cultivation activities. Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Ismailia, Egypt, the company operates primarily under the brand name Foodico, catering to retail, institutional food service, and industrial wholesale markets. The company operates through two core business divisions: Food Processing and Agricultural Operations. Its product portfolio includes canned foods, such as tomato paste, tomato purée, ketchup, fava beans, chickpeas, green peas, sweet corn, mixed vegetables, fruit jams, and fruit juices; individually quick-frozen (IQF) vegetables and fruits, such as okra, molokhia, green beans, peas with carrots, spinach, artichoke bottoms, strawberries, and mango pulp; and specialty pickled items, such as pickled cucumbers, mixed vegetables, and olives. Its agricultural operations encompass the cultivation and harvesting of fresh produce to support internal processing supply chains. Ismailia National Food Industries distributes its products across the domestic Egyptian market and exports to international markets across the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and Sub-Saharan Africa. In recent developments, the company has implemented capital structure enhancements and operational modernization programs, including investments in updated IQF freezing systems, high-speed canning lines, and expanded cold storage infrastructure to boost production efficiency and meet international food safety standards. Additionally, the company has expanded its export penetration across Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and regional African markets to accelerate foreign currency revenue generation, while conducting strategic reviews of its industrial and land assets to optimize operational liquidity and support long-term capacity expansion.