With H1 performance supporting its unchanged 2026 guidance, the company enters the second half with continued momentum across nutrition, health and beauty markets.
The sharp decline comes at the peak of Ukraine’s harvest season and has renewed concerns over global food security, particularly for grain-importing countries in Africa and the Middle East.
The expansion follows the successful commissioning of the Richmond facility, which became fully operational in 2025 and represents a major investment in the region’s grain-processing infrastructure.
The planned facility in North Al Sharqiyah will add grain storage capacity as Oman strengthens its food supply infrastructure.
Lower grain prices and high input costs are set to keep pressure on farm returns as producers plan for the 2026/2027 season.