According to the company, the results reflect the broader economic headwinds affecting Egypt’s food and grain processing sector.
The Land Bank of the Philippines is extending a US$21.3 million loan to fund the mill’s construction, along with a US$1.77 million credit line for working capital support.
Bella Grain stands out for its high water absorption capacity, which increases dough yield by up to 25% compared to conventional flours.
Sales for the period ending March 31, 2025, also saw robust growth, climbing 21% year-on-year to EGP 599.979 million (US$ 19.4 million).
The project aims to develop sustainable, climate-smart rice production systems that enhance both yield quality and quantity to meet millers’ needs.