- CEO
- Sami Ahmed Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Agricultural commodities/Milling
- Address
- 6th of October City Egypt
- IPO Date
- Apr 7, 1992
- Business
- Delta Sugar Company S.A.E. is an Egypt-based agro-industrial enterprise engaged in the manufacturing, processing, packaging, and commercial distribution of refined white sugar and associated agricultural by-products from sugar beet. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Giza, Egypt, with integrated refining facilities located in Al-Hamool, Kafr El Sheikh Governorate, the company operates primarily across three core segments: Sugar Manufacturing, Agricultural By-Products and Animal Feed, and Agricultural Contracting Services. The company's product portfolio comprises refined white crystal sugar packaged for retail consumer consumption and bulk commercial supply to confectionery, beverage, and food manufacturing industries; dried sugar beet pulp pellets formulated as nutritional roughage and energy feed for livestock; and liquid beet molasses utilized in industrial ethanol fermentation, yeast cultivation, citric acid production, and chemical synthesis. Through its agricultural support operations, Delta Sugar Company S.A.E. provides contracted farming communities across the Nile Delta with certified sugar beet seeds, mechanized harvesting equipment, soil preparation services, specialized agricultural inputs, and agronomic advisory support. The enterprise primarily caters to the domestic Egyptian market, functioning as a primary supplier to the General Authority for Supply Commodities and the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade to fulfill national subsidized food distribution quotas, while distributing commercial-grade sugar to private industrial manufacturers. Internationally, the company exports dried beet pulp and molasses to agricultural and industrial buyers across Europe, the Mediterranean region, North Africa, and the Middle East. Delta Sugar Company S.A.E. operates as an affiliate of state-backed food security institutions, including the Holding Company for Food Industries and the Sugar and Integrated Industries Company. In recent operational developments, the company has completed modernization and debottlenecking programs at its Al-Hamool industrial complex to expand daily beet-slicing and sugar processing capacities, deployed automated digital weighing and supply-tracking platforms for contract farmers, expanded long-term export agreements for animal feed pellets to increase foreign currency reserves, and introduced energy-conservation and industrial wastewater recycling systems to enhance operational sustainability.