- CEO
- Tareq Abdel Razek Mohammed Abdel Ghani
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Agricultural commodities/Milling
- Address
- 10th of Ramadan Egypt
- IPO Date
- Feb 2, 1995
- Business
- Mansourah Poultry Co. (EGX: MPCO) is an integrated poultry production and agribusiness company based in Egypt, operating across the agricultural, animal nutrition, and consumer food processing sectors. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in 10th of Ramadan City, Egypt, the company manages a vertically integrated supply chain covering parent stock breeding, hatching, poultry rearing, feed milling, slaughtering, processing, and nationwide commercial distribution.
The company offers a comprehensive range of products and agricultural services, structured across core operational divisions: day-old broiler and layer chicks; fertile hatching eggs; live commercial broilers; fresh, chilled, and frozen whole dressed chickens; packaged poultry cuts, fillets, and value-added poultry meat products marketed under the proprietary Franjo consumer brand; nutritionally balanced poultry and livestock feed formulations produced in automated feed milling facilities; veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and biological supplies distributed via its specialized veterinary pharmacy unit; and laboratory testing, diagnostic, and poultry feed analysis services, alongside secondary agricultural activities including cattle breeding and crop cultivation. Mansourah Poultry serves a broad customer base comprising commercial poultry growers, agricultural enterprises, institutional food service providers, and retail consumers through distribution networks across major Egyptian supermarket chains, including Carrefour, Spinneys, and LuLu Hypermarket.
In recent strategic and operational developments, Mansourah Poultry Co. has expanded its production footprint and optimized its capital structure. The company increased its breeding and broiler rearing capacity through the acquisition and development of poultry farm assets in the Nubaria region. To accelerate downstream retail penetration, the company continues to scale its 90%-owned commercial subsidiary, Frost Bird Manufacturing and Trading Company, which oversees the retail distribution and branding of Franjo poultry products, while maintaining a 25% strategic equity stake in the Coco poultry processing facility to support automated processing throughput. In corporate finance developments, the company's board of directors approved raising its authorized capital from EGP 600 million to EGP 1.0 billion and approved increasing its issued cash capital from EGP 200 million to EGP 395 million via the issuance of 975 million ordinary shares, aimed at funding ongoing farm modernization, expanding operational capacity, and securing supply chain resilience.