Beyti invests over EGP 7bn in Egypt
The food and beverage company plans EGP 8.7bn spending for 2025-2027 and sources 67% of materials locally.
Beyti has invested more than EGP 7bn in Egypt and plans EGP 8.7bn spending for 2025-2027, the company announced. The food and beverage producer highlighted its contribution to local manufacturing and employment. Beyti provides around 6,000 direct jobs and 19,000 indirect jobs.
The company sources 67% of its raw and packaging materials locally, exporting to more than 45 countries. These figures were shared during an awareness session organised by Beyti, an Almarai subsidiary. Nermine Abou El Atta, Adviser to the Minister of Industry, and Saber Osman, Assistant to the Minister of Local Development, attended the event.
Beyti aims for a 30% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by partially switching to natural gas. In 2021, the company invested in a 7.6-megawatt solar power plant, the largest in Egypt's food and beverage sector, supplying 20% of energy needs. By 2028, Beyti targets increasing this share to 30%.
Why it mattersBeyti's investment and spending plans in Egypt directly affect the country's manufacturing sector, job creation, and economic development.