Domiatec Group Information

For over 30 years, Domiatec Group, which was established by Eng. Mohamed El Domiaty, works in the field of importing & exporting agricultural products where importing seed potatoes from Europe is considered one of the most important activities of the group’s business. We are specialised in delivering top quality products and services to the local market. Since early 1990‘s, Domiatec Group has ranked among the major potato importers over the past few years where we managed to dominate the market with ground 40% market share. Our strategy actively seeks seed production and variety development as top quality is of prime importance. Our products range includes seed potatoes for processing and consumption, sugar best seeds, and other agriculture products. Domiatec Group is a prestigious name in the local and international market which have gained its stakeholders’ credibility for best quality and professional service. Our Mission Create a sustainable investments portfolio constantly enhancing our ability to identify opportunities and synergies with the growth businesses and sectors, and our speed to capture them; to maximize shareholders value, nurture stakeholder partnership, and enhance social and environmental accountability. Our Vision Domiatec Holding is an influential player in the regional economy empowering potential for growth and manifesting positive change and tangible contributions in a wide range of sectors. Our core values: - commitment to quality - continuous development - professionalism - sense of ownership - value creation - partnership Domiatec Group branches: 1. Headquarter 2. Wadi El Natroon farm 3. Om Saber farm 4. Damhnour station 5. Sadat station 6. Abu Homos station -Wadi El Natroon farm (three farmlands of total area 620,000 m²): used for planting crops eg. orange, mandarin, mango, potatoes and beet -Om Saber farm (150,000 m²): used for planting crops eg. banana, mango, orange and citrus -Domiatec Group has three warehouses and packing stations; Damnhour, Sadat and Abu Homos stations which are used for trading and storing crops as well as serving farmers to store their produce in the most advanced storing facilities