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Egyptian agricultural development and investment company supplying fertilizers, crop protection, growth regulators, seeds and nurseries to commercial and export-oriented farms.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

ALSALAM International for Development & Agricultural Investment, also trading as Al Salam International Company for Agricultural Development and Alsalam Agri, is an Egyptian agricultural inputs and services company headquartered in Giza. It describes itself as a leading provider of sustainable agricultural solutions serving commercial farmers, producers and export-oriented farms across Egypt, with a mission to help growers increase yields and profitability through innovative and environmentally responsible practices. The company's product portfolio spans integrated agricultural inputs: straight fertilizers, water-soluble NPK fertilizers, liquid and suspension fertilizers, biostimulants, humic acids and biological plant protection materials; environment-friendly crop protection products including insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and nematicides; and natural plant growth regulators (PGRs) used to improve fruit setting, fruit size, shelf life, sugar content, stress resistance, seed germination and root development. Its website advertises more than 150 products, over 100 projects, roughly 250,000 customers and more than 200 expert staff. Beyond inputs, ALSALAM has built a significant nursery and propagation business. It expanded its agricultural operations by establishing advanced greenhouses dedicated to large-scale olive nursery production, and states that approximately 70% of the olive trees planted across Egypt originate from its nurseries. It also operates specialized nurseries for banana and grape seedlings, produced under strict quality-control systems to ensure high productivity, genetic purity and disease resistance. These nurseries are strategically located to serve different agricultural regions and to support both local and export-oriented farms. In October 2023, coinciding with the start of the winter growing season, the company established a Seeds Sector headed by Professor Dr. Ayman Abdel-Rabou. The sector develops high-quality vegetable varieties based on scientific principles and field trials, collaborating with 15 companies and evaluating over 545 varieties of different vegetable crops. It has signed contracts with 5 companies and built a portfolio of 5 officially registered varieties plus 7 varieties under registration, with more being evaluated locally. Trials and demonstration plots have been conducted in Lower Egypt, desert lands and the area east of the Suez Canal to select varieties best suited to Egyptian conditions in terms of productivity, resilience and market quality. ALSALAM also collaborates with international agrochemical companies, research institutions and universities on field testing and hands-on training programs. Its stated vision is to empower farmers with world-class, sustainable agricultural solutions at fair prices while expanding globally and achieving self-reliance through its own developed products. The company is privately held and, according to Wikidata, is based in Giza, Egypt.

History

ALSALAM International for Development & Agricultural Investment is an Egyptian agricultural company based in Giza. Public information about its founding date and founders is limited; its own materials describe it as a leading company specializing in agricultural development and investment that provides integrated solutions supporting the Egyptian agricultural sector and enhancing production efficiency and quality for local and regional markets. The company built its early reputation in agricultural inputs and propagation. It expanded its agricultural operations by establishing advanced greenhouses dedicated to large-scale production of olive nurseries. According to the company, its olive nurseries became a cornerstone of its success, with approximately 70% of the olive trees planted across Egypt originating from ALSALAM nurseries. It subsequently added specialized nurseries for banana and grape seedlings, all produced under strict quality-control systems to ensure high productivity, genetic purity and disease resistance. These nurseries were strategically located to serve different agricultural regions and to support both local and export-oriented farms. ALSALAM's input business grew around integrated agricultural solutions: straight fertilizers, water-soluble NPK fertilizers, liquid and suspension fertilizers, biostimulants, humic acids and biological plant protection materials; environment-friendly crop protection products including insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and nematicides; and natural plant growth regulators. The company states that it collaborates closely with international agrochemical companies, research institutions and universities to conduct field testing and deliver hands-on training programs that advance agricultural knowledge and performance. Its website advertises more than 150 products, over 100 projects, roughly 250,000 customers and more than 200 expert staff. A significant recent development was the establishment of the Seeds Sector in October 2023, coinciding with the start of the winter growing season. Headed by Professor Dr. Ayman Abdel-Rabou, the sector was conceived as the nucleus for developing high-quality vegetable varieties based on scientific principles and real-world field trials. Since its inception, the Seeds Sector has relied on rigorous evaluation programs, collaborating with 15 companies and evaluating over 545 varieties of different vegetable crops. These efforts resulted in contracts with 5 companies, bringing the sector's portfolio to 5 officially registered varieties and 7 varieties currently under registration, with several more being evaluated locally in preparation for registration in coming phases. The sector conducted trials and demonstration plots in diverse agricultural areas, including Lower Egypt, desert lands and the area east of the Suez Canal, to select varieties best suited to Egyptian environmental conditions in terms of productivity, resilience and market quality. It also organizes field days to engage with farmers and others interested in the agricultural field. The company's stated mission is to support farmers with innovative, sustainable and high-quality agricultural solutions that enhance productivity and profitability, delivering reliable products at fair value, fostering long-term partnerships and continuously developing its own technologies to achieve self-reliance and global competitiveness. Its vision is to empower farmers with world-class, sustainable agricultural solutions that deliver premium quality at fair prices, expand its reach globally and achieve full self-reliance through its own developed products. ALSALAM is privately held and, according to Wikidata, is a company in Giza, Egypt.

  • Established the Seeds Sector, coinciding with the start of the winter growing season, headed by Professor Dr. Ayman Abdel-Rabou.

  • Expanded agricultural operations by establishing advanced greenhouses dedicated to large-scale production of olive nurseries.

  • Added specialized nurseries for banana and grape seedlings under strict quality-control systems.

  • Seeds Sector collaborated with 15 companies and evaluated over 545 varieties of different vegetable crops.

  • Seeds Sector signed contracts with 5 companies, reaching a portfolio of 5 registered varieties and 7 under registration.

Products and positioning

Provider of integrated, sustainable agricultural inputs and nursery material for commercial and export-oriented farms in Egypt, emphasizing innovation, environmental responsibility and fair value.

  • Straight fertilizers

  • Water-soluble NPK fertilizers

  • Liquid fertilizers

  • Suspension fertilizers

  • Biostimulants

  • Humic acids

  • Biological plant protection materials

  • Insecticides

  • Herbicides

  • Fungicides

  • Nematicides

  • Natural plant growth regulators (PGRs)

  • Olive nursery seedlings

  • Banana seedlings

  • Grape seedlings

  • Vegetable seeds

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