Savola Group

Red Sea Farms, located in Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, specializes in sustainable agriculture solutions tailored for saltwater and desert environments. The company provides a range of services, including technical advice, design, and project management, to enhance agricultural practices in these challenging climates. Red Sea Farms employs innovative, patent-pending technology that allows greenhouse and hydroponic farms to produce healthier and tastier crops while using significantly less water and energy. Their commitment to sustainability is reflected in their pesticide-free, organic produce, which not only meets high quality standards but also promotes environmental responsibility. Through their expertise, Red Sea Farms aims to improve agricultural efficiency and profitability in arid regions.

Capiter is a B2B e-commerce marketplace that focuses on providing cash flow solutions for small to medium-sized businesses in Egypt. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Cairo, Capiter enables suppliers to receive immediate payment for their sales, thereby reducing collection and credit risks. The platform also offers buyers flexible payment plans, allowing them to access credit on their purchases. By streamlining transactions and enhancing cash flow management, Capiter supports the growth and financial stability of small businesses and vendors in the region.

Developer of an integrated logistics services platform intended to reimagine logistics as an enabler of digital transformation and business innovation. The company's platform offers a comprehensive ecosystem of integrated, all-in-one B2B SaaS solutions that cover every touchpoint in the value chain from order to payment to delivery, enabling businesses to amlessly integrate digital solutions into their customer experiences and operations, enhancing efficiency and customer engagement.

El-Malika and El-Farasha engages in the manufacturing and marketing of pasta inside and outside Egypt. Their annual production capacity is 120,000 tons per annum.

Egyptian Fertilizers Company (EFC) is the largest private sector producer of granular urea in Egypt, with an annual production capacity of 1.55 million metric tons achieved through two advanced production lines established in 2000 and 2006. Located at the port of Ain Al Sokhna, approximately 55 kilometers south of the Suez Canal, EFC benefits from a strategic position that reduces freight costs for exports, as its shipments do not pass through the canal. The facility includes a urea ammonium nitrate blending unit, added in 2010, with a capacity of 325 thousand metric tons per year. EFC was fully acquired in 2008 and is situated adjacent to the Egypt Basic Industries Corporation, allowing for operational synergies, shared resources, and savings in capital expenditure. The plants utilize various tie-ins for raw materials and utilities, enhancing efficiency and providing backup support when needed.