Souhag National Food Industries
EEGX:SNFI10.25
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- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Food: specialty/candy
- Address
- Sohag Egypt
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- Souhag National Food Industries (EGX: SNFI) is an Egyptian joint-stock enterprise specializing in agricultural processing, grain milling, and consumer food manufacturing. Founded on June 25, 1986, and headquartered in Nasser City, Sohag Governorate, Egypt, the company operates primarily across Upper Egypt and the broader domestic Egyptian food supply chain, serving industrial food processors, commercial bakeries, livestock agricultural enterprises, and consumer retail markets. The company engages in the production, processing, and distribution of a diversified portfolio of agro-industrial and consumer food products across multiple operational segments: grain milling operations, specializing in the processing of wheat into high-grade semolina for pasta manufacturing as well as refined wheat flour; packaged macaroni and dry pasta manufacturing; commercial bakery and pastry production; animal nutrition products, including formulated cattle feed and compound livestock fodder; and agricultural commodity handling, grain storage, and silo warehousing services. In recent corporate developments, Souhag National Food Industries has advanced a comprehensive operational and strategic restructuring plan, highlighted by executive board initiatives to list and float an equity stake on the Nile Stock Exchange (Nilex) to broaden its shareholder base and fund capacity expansion. To reinforce its supply chain integration, the company has undertaken initiatives to secure land allocations for the development of modern grain storage silos. Furthermore, following regulatory adjustments on the Egyptian Exchange, the company maintains active trading under the exchange's automated order-matching over-the-counter framework, supported by regulatory authorizations that permit the cross-border export of specialized wheat derivatives, including semolina, to international markets. Key institutional shareholders in the company include the General Authority for Agrarian Reform and the General Syndicate of Agricultural Professions.