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Oman Flour Mills
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Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG
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Public
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1977
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Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG (OFM) is a publicly-listed Omani industrial miller founded in 1977 and headquartered in Muscat, traded on the Muscat Stock Exchange under ticker OFMI. The company's core operations are wheat flour milling at 800 MT/day capacity and animal feed production at 1,500 MT/day capacity, organised under two main consumer brands: Dahabi for flour products (all-purpose, whole wheat, semolina, pizza, specialty Arabic and Indian bread flours, gluten-free, and 100% Omani wheat flour) and Barakat for animal feed (cattle, camel, poultry, pigeon, mixed grains). Technology includes state-of-the-art Buhler-powered milling equipment at the Sohar Flour Mills JV, automated feed production with robot pallet stacking and real-time production monitoring at the new Muttrah factory, and laboratory-based quality control from raw material intake to finished product.

Beyond its core milling business, OFM has built a vertically integrated food platform through subsidiaries including Sohar Poultry (Arayaf brand), Modern Poultry Farms (Dana Eggs, ~40% of Oman's egg production), Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm (350M eggs/year, 90-95% national self-sufficiency), Atyab IFFCO Poultry (planned 50M chicks/year, 50,000 birds/day slaughter), Atyab International Services (food safety testing and certification across GCC), Atyab Food Industries, and Omani Australian Company for direct wheat sourcing from Australia. Strategic 160,000-tonne grain storage silos at Sohar Port (21M OMR) and a 37M OMR Oman Biological Products project convert date palm by-products into animal and aquaculture feed.

Revenue is generated through diversified channels: direct B2B sales to commercial bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and poultry farmers; consumer retail through 120+ daily distributors across Oman; dedicated export flour sales to regional and international markets; and a national wheat purchase programme buying Omani wheat at 500 OMR per tonne in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources. The company operates as a strategic national food security infrastructure provider aligned with Oman Vision 2040, supported by an 84% Omanization rate and a recent push into electric logistics vehicles.

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Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG is a publicly-listed Omani industrial miller founded in 1977, producing flour (800 MT/day) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day) under Dahabi and Barakat brands, with vertically integrated poultry, egg, and food testing operations across the Sultanate.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersMuscat, Oman
HQ citystring
Muscat
HQ countrystring
Oman
HQ regionstring
Middle East
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices5 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
flour milling, animal feed production, wheat processing, poultry feed manufacturing, grain storage logistics
Industry5 codes
1Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours)
CodeAFAKABADPrimaryYes
2Grain-Based Mixes & Doughs Manufacturing (pancake/waffle mixes, baking mixes, dough bases)
CodeAFAKABAFPrimaryNo
3Livestock Complete Feed Milling & Blending (Cattle/Swine/Poultry)
CodeAFADAIAAPrimaryNo
4Grain Processing for Feed (Cracking, Rolling, Grinding)
CodeAFADAIAFPrimaryNo
5Grain Bin & Silo Systems (On-Farm)
CodeAFAOABAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Grain and Oilseed Milling3112
SIC code1 code
  • Grain Mill Products2040
Product category
Flour Milling
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model6 records
1Flour and Grain Products
TypeOne Time License
Description

OFM produces and sells a wide range of flour products (all-purpose, whole wheat, bread, pizza, semolina, specialty blends) and grain products under the Dahabi brand, serving households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and wholesalers. Revenue is generated through direct B2B sales and consumer retail distribution.

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2Animal Feed Products
TypeOne Time License
Description

Production and sale of livestock and poultry feed under the Barakat brand, including cattle feed, camel feed, poultry feed, pigeon feed, general feed, barley, bran, and mixed grains. Sold to poultry farmers and livestock breeders through B2B channels.

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3Poultry and Egg Production (via Group Companies)
TypeOne Time License
Description

Group companies including Sohar Poultry, Modern Poultry Farms, and Arabian Food Production produce and market fresh poultry and eggs under brands like Dana Eggs and Arayaf, generating recurring revenue from domestic and export sales.

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4Aquaculture Feed and Premixes
TypeOne Time License
Description

Specialized feed products for aquaculture (shrimp and farmed fish) and premix nutritional supplements sold to aquaculture operators.

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5Food Safety and Testing Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Atyab International Services provides food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D consulting services to food industry enterprises across GCC countries.

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6Export Flour Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

International export of flour products to regional and global markets, supported by a dedicated export team.

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Marketing channels5 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels5 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 2 records shown
1Dahabi
Description

Leading brand for flour products including bread products, health products, special products, grains, and ready-made mixes.

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Core offering1 text field

Oman Flour Mills mills and sells wheat flour (800 MT/day capacity) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day capacity) under the Dahabi flour brand and Barakat feed brand, serving households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, wholesalers, and poultry/livestock farmers in Oman and export markets. The company also operates vertically integrated poultry and egg production (Dana Eggs, Arayaf), aquaculture feed, food-safety testing services (Atyab International Services), and grain storage facilities (160,000 tonnes at Sohar Port) supporting Oman's food security.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • Up to 70% operational savings with electric prime mover trucks compared to traditional trucks
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Product overview1 text field

Oman Flour Mills is a leading flour and animal feed mill in the Sultanate of Oman, established in 1977. The company operates a platform of flour milling (800 MT/day capacity) and animal feed production (1500 MT/day capacity) as its core businesses. The product portfolio is organized under two main sub-brands: Dahabi (ذهبي) for flour products including all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, semolina, pizza flour, specialty flours for Arabic and Omani breads, and gluten-free/diet flour mixes; and Barakat (بركات) for animal feed including camel feed, poultry feed, pigeon feed, cattle feed, and mixed grain products. The company also offers specialized products including Omani White Flour made from 100% locally sourced wheat. Beyond manufacturing, the company provides products across the food value chain through subsidiaries including poultry farming, aquaculture feed, dairy production, fisheries, and food technology services. The company maintains distribution to over 120 daily distributors across Oman.

Product and service8 records
1Dahabi Flour Products
CategoryFlour Products
Description

Flagship consumer and B2B flour brand offering all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, semolina, pizza flour, Arabic and Lebanese bread flours, Chakki Atta, self-rising flour mix, Omani White Flour No. 1 (100% Omani wheat), and diet/gluten-free flour mixes. Includes fortified flours with iron, folic acid, and vitamins. Products serve households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and wholesalers across Oman and export markets.

2Barakat Cattle & Poultry Feed
CategoryAnimal Feed
Description

Animal feed brand offering camel feed, poultry feed, cattle feed, horse feed, pigeon feed, calf nutrition, multi-purpose feed, mix grain, bran and barley mix, flaked wheat, and barley. Products contain high levels of nutrients for various animal and poultry needs. Sold to livestock and poultry farmers, breeders, and commercial farming operations across Oman and export markets.

3Flour Milling Services
CategoryFlour Milling Services
Description

Industrial-scale wheat flour milling service with current capacity of 800 MT/day at the main facility and 216,000 MT/year at Sohar Flour Mills JV. Supports custom milling and blending for B2B customers with specific flour specifications. Operates with rigorous quality control including laboratory testing for nutritional levels, moisture, microbial safety, and freedom from contaminants.

4Animal Feed Milling Services
CategoryAnimal Feed Milling Services
Description

Industrial animal feed milling service with current capacity of 1,500 MT/day, producing nutritionally balanced feed for camels, cattle, poultry, pigeons, horses, and general livestock. Features automated mixing, grinding, pelleting, robot stacking systems, and real-time production data monitoring. Includes a dedicated 6 tonnes/hour pre-mix unit for species-specific nutritional formulations.

5Egg Production (Dana Eggs)
CategoryPoultry and Eggs
Description

Fresh table egg production under the Dana Eggs brand through subsidiary Modern Poultry Farms Company SAOG. Produces over 125 million eggs annually with a distribution network covering the Sultanate of Oman. Represents approximately 40% of Oman's total egg production.

6Fresh Poultry Products (Arayaf)
CategoryPoultry Products
Description

Integrated fresh poultry production under the Arayaf brand through Sohar Poultry Company SAOG, a subsidiary acquired (92% ownership) via Atyab IFFCO Poultry. Operates in Sohar and Barka with annual production of approximately 6,000 MT of poultry products for domestic consumption and export.

7Aquaculture Feed and Premixes
CategoryAquaculture Feed
Description

Specialized feed products for aquaculture operations (shrimp and farmed fish) and premix nutritional supplements. Sold to aquaculture operators locally and for export. Includes development of date palm by-product based feed through Oman Biological Products Company.

8Food Safety Testing and Certification Services
CategoryFood Safety Services
Description

Food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D consulting services provided by subsidiary Atyab International Services Company LLC. Serves food industry enterprises across GCC countries with conformity assessment services.

Scale indicator18 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-02-13
Description

Gulf Japan Poultry Farm sold its entire 33.34% stake in Arabian Food Production Company SAOC to OFM's wholly-owned subsidiary Atyab Investments LLC, raising OFM's ownership from 33.33% to 66.67% and giving OFM controlling interest. The acquisition strengthens OFM's vertical integration across the food value chain.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

IFFCO Group partnered with OFM through Atyab Investments to establish Atyab IFFCO Poultry, a project in Al-Mudhibi, Al Buraimi, with an investment of approximately 25 million OMR (65 million USD). The project includes a poultry breeding farm producing 50 million chicks/year, a slaughterhouse with 50,000 birds/day capacity, and a facility producing over 2 million hatching eggs/year. IFFCO also partnered with OFM on the Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Atyab Investments LLC is the wholly-owned investment subsidiary of OFM, serving as the group's investment arm for managing subsidiaries and joint ventures across the food value chain, including poultry, flour milling, and food services.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Atyab International Services LLC began as an internal technical department within OFM in 2008, later became independent in 2010, and provides food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D services to food industry enterprises across GCC countries.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Sohar Poultry is a fully integrated poultry company operating in Sohar and Barka, producing and marketing high-quality fresh poultry for domestic consumption and export. Atyab IFFCO Poultry acquired 92% of its shares. Annual production capacity is approximately 6,000 MT of poultry products, sold under the 'Arayaf' brand.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Modern Poultry Farms, established 1989, is one of Oman's largest egg producers, producing Dana Eggs with over 125 million eggs annually and a distribution network covering the Sultanate. It represents approximately 40% of Oman's total egg production (~190 million eggs/year).

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

A joint venture between OFM, IFFCO Group, Gulf Japan Food Fund, and Japan's Ise Foods. Operates Modern Poultry Farms in Oman and Emirates Poultry Farms in UAE, with a new project (Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm) under construction in Ibri, Oman. The company targets high-quality egg production across the GCC region.

8Isa Al Jalili Investments LLC
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partner with Atyab Investments (OFM) in Sohar Flour Mills, a mill with 216,000 MT/year capacity located at Sohar Port, strategically positioned on global trade routes between Europe and Asia.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnered with OFM and Gulf Japan Food Fund in the Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project for egg production.

10Japanese Ise Foods
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Japan's leading egg and egg product company, partnered in Arabian Food Production Company SAOC, bringing expertise in egg production technology.

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11Oman Food Security Company (Al Waha)
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Oman Food Security Holding, established by Oman Investment Authority, focused on food security projects. The Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project is aligned with Oman's food security objectives.

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12Oman Dates and Palm Development Company
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnered with OFM and Oman Food Security Holding to establish Oman Biological Products Company, developing a project to convert date palm by-products (palm kernels, flesh, fronds) into animal and aquaculture feed.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic partner in the Oman Biological Products Company project, supporting circular economy approaches and environmental sustainability in feed production.

14Sohar Flour Mills
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

A joint venture between Atyab Investments (OFM subsidiary) and Isa Al Jalili Investments, Sohar Flour Mills operates a Buhler-powered mill with 216,000 MT/year capacity at Sohar Port, serving domestic, regional, and international markets.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Subsidiary established in 2022 as part of OFM's strategic vision to import raw materials directly from Australian farmers. Successfully received first wheat shipment from Australia in Q1 2023. Plans to acquire land in Australia for wheat cultivation and export to Oman.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Operator of Sohar Port's electric container truck fleet, in cooperation with OFM and government agencies for logistics and supply chain operations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

OFM collaborates with the Ministry on the national wheat purchase programme, acquiring local wheat harvest from Omani farmers to strengthen food security and support local agriculture.

Recent move9 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers8 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public GCC flour miller and baker operating Kuwait's national flour milling capacity with a diversified product portfolio of flour, animal feed, and bakery goods. Closely comparable to OFM in business model, customer base (households + bakeries + feed customers), and integration into downstream food production.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bahraini public flour miller producing a range of flour products for domestic households, bakeries, and food processors. Highly comparable small-market GCC flour miller with similar B2B/wholesale distribution model and proximity to OFM's home market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of Saudi Arabia's largest flour milling companies, with diversified flour, feed, and bran products serving bakeries, food manufacturers, and livestock producers. Closely mirrors OFM's flour + animal feed dual-core model in a larger GCC market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Saudi-based animal feed, poultry, and agricultural inputs producer with extensive feed milling operations and protein value-chain integration. Directly comparable to OFM's Barakat feed business and integrated poultry/egg operations across the GCC.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Saudi-listed MENA food giant operating across dairy, bakery, poultry, and infant nutrition with vertically integrated feed and farming operations. Comparable to OFM at the level of vertical integration, GCC distribution, and government-aligned food security positioning, but at a far larger scale and broader product portfolio.

TypeRegional player
Description

Saudi food manufacturer producing processed meats, frozen foods, and baked goods, with downstream demand for bulk flour inputs. Comparable to OFM as a regional B2B/consumer food producer serving GCC markets, though focused more on processed foods than milling.

7Oman Food Investment Holding Company
TypeOthers
Description

Sultanate of Oman government-owned holding company investing in domestic food security projects (poultry, dairy, fisheries, agriculture). Comparable to OFM at the level of Oman Vision 2040 food security mandate and shared investment partnerships (e.g., Oman Food Security Holding / Al Waha in poultry projects).

TypeRegional player
Description

East African listed flour miller producing wheat flour, maize flour, and animal feed for households and B2B customers. Operates a similar multi-product grain milling model to OFM but in a different geography; useful as a peer for benchmarking capital-light milling economics.

Market position
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Named customers6 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile6 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Profiles15 records

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Subsidiaries9 records

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Oman Flour Mills

Flour Millingomanflourmills.com

Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG is a publicly-listed Omani industrial miller founded in 1977, producing flour (800 MT/day) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day) under Dahabi and Barakat brands, with vertically integrated poultry, egg, and food testing operations across the Sultanate.

What Oman Flour Mills does

Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG (OFM) is a publicly-listed Omani industrial miller founded in 1977 and headquartered in Muscat, traded on the Muscat Stock Exchange under ticker OFMI. The company's core operations are wheat flour milling at 800 MT/day capacity and animal feed production at 1,500 MT/day capacity, organised under two main consumer brands: Dahabi for flour products (all-purpose, whole wheat, semolina, pizza, specialty Arabic and Indian bread flours, gluten-free, and 100% Omani wheat flour) and Barakat for animal feed (cattle, camel, poultry, pigeon, mixed grains). Technology includes state-of-the-art Buhler-powered milling equipment at the Sohar Flour Mills JV, automated feed production with robot pallet stacking and real-time production monitoring at the new Muttrah factory, and laboratory-based quality control from raw material intake to finished product.

Beyond its core milling business, OFM has built a vertically integrated food platform through subsidiaries including Sohar Poultry (Arayaf brand), Modern Poultry Farms (Dana Eggs, ~40% of Oman's egg production), Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm (350M eggs/year, 90-95% national self-sufficiency), Atyab IFFCO Poultry (planned 50M chicks/year, 50,000 birds/day slaughter), Atyab International Services (food safety testing and certification across GCC), Atyab Food Industries, and Omani Australian Company for direct wheat sourcing from Australia. Strategic 160,000-tonne grain storage silos at Sohar Port (21M OMR) and a 37M OMR Oman Biological Products project convert date palm by-products into animal and aquaculture feed.

Revenue is generated through diversified channels: direct B2B sales to commercial bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and poultry farmers; consumer retail through 120+ daily distributors across Oman; dedicated export flour sales to regional and international markets; and a national wheat purchase programme buying Omani wheat at 500 OMR per tonne in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources. The company operates as a strategic national food security infrastructure provider aligned with Oman Vision 2040, supported by an 84% Omanization rate and a recent push into electric logistics vehicles.

Oman Flour Mills firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Oman Flour Mills
Legal name
Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG
Website
https://omanflourmills.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1977
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Oman Flour Mills Company SAOG is a publicly-listed Omani industrial miller founded in 1977, producing flour (800 MT/day) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day) under Dahabi and Barakat brands, with vertically integrated poultry, egg, and food testing operations across the Sultanate.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Oman Flour Mills industry classification

Industry
Product category
Flour Milling
NAICS
Grain and Oilseed Milling (3112)
SIC
Grain Mill Products (2040)
akta.pro primary industry
Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours) (AFAKABAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Grain-Based Mixes & Doughs Manufacturing (pancake/waffle mixes, baking mixes, dough bases) (AFAKABAF), Livestock Complete Feed Milling & Blending (Cattle/Swine/Poultry) (AFADAIAA), Grain Processing for Feed (Cracking, Rolling, Grinding) (AFADAIAF), Grain Bin & Silo Systems (On-Farm) (AFAOABAA)

Keywords

  • Flour milling
  • Animal feed production
  • Wheat processing
  • Poultry feed manufacturing
  • Grain storage logistics

Where Oman Flour Mills is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Muscat
HQ country
Oman
HQ region
Middle East

Offices5 records

Markets served

Oman Flour Mills business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Flour and Grain Products: OFM produces and sells a wide range of flour products (all-purpose, whole wheat, bread, pizza, semolina, specialty blends) and grain products under the Dahabi brand, serving households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and wholesalers. Revenue is generated through direct B2B sales and consumer retail distribution.
  2. Animal Feed Products: Production and sale of livestock and poultry feed under the Barakat brand, including cattle feed, camel feed, poultry feed, pigeon feed, general feed, barley, bran, and mixed grains. Sold to poultry farmers and livestock breeders through B2B channels.
  3. Poultry and Egg Production (via Group Companies): Group companies including Sohar Poultry, Modern Poultry Farms, and Arabian Food Production produce and market fresh poultry and eggs under brands like Dana Eggs and Arayaf, generating recurring revenue from domestic and export sales.
  4. Aquaculture Feed and Premixes: Specialized feed products for aquaculture (shrimp and farmed fish) and premix nutritional supplements sold to aquaculture operators.
  5. Food Safety and Testing Services: Atyab International Services provides food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D consulting services to food industry enterprises across GCC countries.
  6. Export Flour Sales: International export of flour products to regional and global markets, supported by a dedicated export team.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Oman Flour Mills product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Oman Flour Mills mills and sells wheat flour (800 MT/day capacity) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day capacity) under the Dahabi flour brand and Barakat feed brand, serving households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, wholesalers, and poultry/livestock farmers in Oman and export markets. The company also operates vertically integrated poultry and egg production (Dana Eggs, Arayaf), aquaculture feed, food-safety testing services (Atyab International Services), and grain storage facilities (160,000 tonnes at Sohar Port) supporting Oman's food security.

Product overview

Oman Flour Mills is a leading flour and animal feed mill in the Sultanate of Oman, established in 1977. The company operates a platform of flour milling (800 MT/day capacity) and animal feed production (1500 MT/day capacity) as its core businesses. The product portfolio is organized under two main sub-brands: Dahabi (ذهبي) for flour products including all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, semolina, pizza flour, specialty flours for Arabic and Omani breads, and gluten-free/diet flour mixes; and Barakat (بركات) for animal feed including camel feed, poultry feed, pigeon feed, cattle feed, and mixed grain products. The company also offers specialized products including Omani White Flour made from 100% locally sourced wheat. Beyond manufacturing, the company provides products across the food value chain through subsidiaries including poultry farming, aquaculture feed, dairy production, fisheries, and food technology services. The company maintains distribution to over 120 daily distributors across Oman.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Dahabi: Leading brand for flour products including bread products, health products, special products, grains, and ready-made mixes.
  • Barakat

Products and services

  • Dahabi Flour Products Flagship consumer and B2B flour brand offering all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, semolina, pizza flour, Arabic and Lebanese bread flours, Chakki Atta, self-rising flour mix, Omani White Flour No. 1 (100% Omani wheat), and diet/gluten-free flour mixes. Includes fortified flours with iron, folic acid, and vitamins. Products serve households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, and wholesalers across Oman and export markets.
  • Barakat Cattle & Poultry Feed Animal feed brand offering camel feed, poultry feed, cattle feed, horse feed, pigeon feed, calf nutrition, multi-purpose feed, mix grain, bran and barley mix, flaked wheat, and barley. Products contain high levels of nutrients for various animal and poultry needs. Sold to livestock and poultry farmers, breeders, and commercial farming operations across Oman and export markets.
  • Flour Milling Services Industrial-scale wheat flour milling service with current capacity of 800 MT/day at the main facility and 216,000 MT/year at Sohar Flour Mills JV. Supports custom milling and blending for B2B customers with specific flour specifications. Operates with rigorous quality control including laboratory testing for nutritional levels, moisture, microbial safety, and freedom from contaminants.
  • Animal Feed Milling Services Industrial animal feed milling service with current capacity of 1,500 MT/day, producing nutritionally balanced feed for camels, cattle, poultry, pigeons, horses, and general livestock. Features automated mixing, grinding, pelleting, robot stacking systems, and real-time production data monitoring. Includes a dedicated 6 tonnes/hour pre-mix unit for species-specific nutritional formulations.
  • Egg Production (Dana Eggs) Fresh table egg production under the Dana Eggs brand through subsidiary Modern Poultry Farms Company SAOG. Produces over 125 million eggs annually with a distribution network covering the Sultanate of Oman. Represents approximately 40% of Oman's total egg production.
  • Fresh Poultry Products (Arayaf) Integrated fresh poultry production under the Arayaf brand through Sohar Poultry Company SAOG, a subsidiary acquired (92% ownership) via Atyab IFFCO Poultry. Operates in Sohar and Barka with annual production of approximately 6,000 MT of poultry products for domestic consumption and export.
  • Aquaculture Feed and Premixes Specialized feed products for aquaculture operations (shrimp and farmed fish) and premix nutritional supplements. Sold to aquaculture operators locally and for export. Includes development of date palm by-product based feed through Oman Biological Products Company.
  • Food Safety Testing and Certification Services Food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D consulting services provided by subsidiary Atyab International Services Company LLC. Serves food industry enterprises across GCC countries with conformity assessment services.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Up to 70% operational savings with electric prime mover trucks compared to traditional trucks
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Oman Flour Mills

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Oman Flour Mills technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Oman Flour Mills partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Gulf Japan Poultry FarmcoreOthers · 13 February 2026Gulf Japan Poultry Farm sold its entire 33.34% stake in Arabian Food Production Company SAOC to OFM's wholly-owned subsidiary Atyab Investments LLC, raising OFM's ownership from 33.33% to 66.67% and giving OFM controlling interest. The acquisition strengthens OFM's vertical integration across the food value chain.
  • IFFCO GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIFFCO Group partnered with OFM through Atyab Investments to establish Atyab IFFCO Poultry, a project in Al-Mudhibi, Al Buraimi, with an investment of approximately 25 million OMR (65 million USD). The project includes a poultry breeding farm producing 50 million chicks/year, a slaughterhouse with 50,000 birds/day capacity, and a facility producing over 2 million hatching eggs/year. IFFCO also partnered with OFM on the Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project.
  • Atyab Investments LLCcoreOthersAtyab Investments LLC is the wholly-owned investment subsidiary of OFM, serving as the group's investment arm for managing subsidiaries and joint ventures across the food value chain, including poultry, flour milling, and food services.
  • Atyab International Services LLCminorOthersAtyab International Services LLC began as an internal technical department within OFM in 2008, later became independent in 2010, and provides food safety testing, inspection, certification, and R&D services to food industry enterprises across GCC countries.
  • Sohar Poultry Company SAOGcoreOthersSohar Poultry is a fully integrated poultry company operating in Sohar and Barka, producing and marketing high-quality fresh poultry for domestic consumption and export. Atyab IFFCO Poultry acquired 92% of its shares. Annual production capacity is approximately 6,000 MT of poultry products, sold under the 'Arayaf' brand.
  • Modern Poultry Farms Company SAOGcoreOthersModern Poultry Farms, established 1989, is one of Oman's largest egg producers, producing Dana Eggs with over 125 million eggs annually and a distribution network covering the Sultanate. It represents approximately 40% of Oman's total egg production (~190 million eggs/year).
  • Arabian Food Production Company SAOCcoreOthersA joint venture between OFM, IFFCO Group, Gulf Japan Food Fund, and Japan's Ise Foods. Operates Modern Poultry Farms in Oman and Emirates Poultry Farms in UAE, with a new project (Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm) under construction in Ibri, Oman. The company targets high-quality egg production across the GCC region.
  • Isa Al Jalili Investments LLCcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner with Atyab Investments (OFM) in Sohar Flour Mills, a mill with 216,000 MT/year capacity located at Sohar Port, strategically positioned on global trade routes between Europe and Asia.
  • Wise Foods GroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with OFM and Gulf Japan Food Fund in the Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project for egg production.
  • Japanese Ise FoodsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJapan's leading egg and egg product company, partnered in Arabian Food Production Company SAOC, bringing expertise in egg production technology.
  • Oman Food Security Company (Al Waha)minorOthersOman Food Security Holding, established by Oman Investment Authority, focused on food security projects. The Khaleej Al Khalij International Poultry Farm project is aligned with Oman's food security objectives.
  • Oman Dates and Palm Development CompanyminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with OFM and Oman Food Security Holding to establish Oman Biological Products Company, developing a project to convert date palm by-products (palm kernels, flesh, fronds) into animal and aquaculture feed.
  • Oman Environmental Services Holding (Be'ah)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner in the Oman Biological Products Company project, supporting circular economy approaches and environmental sustainability in feed production.
  • Sohar Flour MillscoreOthersA joint venture between Atyab Investments (OFM subsidiary) and Isa Al Jalili Investments, Sohar Flour Mills operates a Buhler-powered mill with 216,000 MT/year capacity at Sohar Port, serving domestic, regional, and international markets.
  • Oman Australia CompanyminorOthersSubsidiary established in 2022 as part of OFM's strategic vision to import raw materials directly from Australian farmers. Successfully received first wheat shipment from Australia in Q1 2023. Plans to acquire land in Australia for wheat cultivation and export to Oman.
  • Hutchison Ports SoharminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorOperator of Sohar Port's electric container truck fleet, in cooperation with OFM and government agencies for logistics and supply chain operations.
  • Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water ResourcescoreOthersOFM collaborates with the Ministry on the national wheat purchase programme, acquiring local wheat harvest from Omani farmers to strengthen food security and support local agriculture.

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Direct peers

  • Kuwait Flour Mills & Bakeries Company: Public GCC flour miller and baker operating Kuwait's national flour milling capacity with a diversified product portfolio of flour, animal feed, and bakery goods. Closely comparable to OFM in business model, customer base (households + bakeries + feed customers), and integration into downstream food production.
  • Bahrain Flour Mills Company: Bahraini public flour miller producing a range of flour products for domestic households, bakeries, and food processors. Highly comparable small-market GCC flour miller with similar B2B/wholesale distribution model and proximity to OFM's home market.
  • Arabian Mills for Food Products Company: One of Saudi Arabia's largest flour milling companies, with diversified flour, feed, and bran products serving bakeries, food manufacturers, and livestock producers. Closely mirrors OFM's flour + animal feed dual-core model in a larger GCC market.
  • ARASCO (Arabian Agricultural Services Company): Saudi-based animal feed, poultry, and agricultural inputs producer with extensive feed milling operations and protein value-chain integration. Directly comparable to OFM's Barakat feed business and integrated poultry/egg operations across the GCC.

Broad incumbents

  • Almarai Company: Saudi-listed MENA food giant operating across dairy, bakery, poultry, and infant nutrition with vertically integrated feed and farming operations. Comparable to OFM at the level of vertical integration, GCC distribution, and government-aligned food security positioning, but at a far larger scale and broader product portfolio.

Regional players

  • Halwani Brothers Company: Saudi food manufacturer producing processed meats, frozen foods, and baked goods, with downstream demand for bulk flour inputs. Comparable to OFM as a regional B2B/consumer food producer serving GCC markets, though focused more on processed foods than milling.
  • National Flour Mills (Tanzania): East African listed flour miller producing wheat flour, maize flour, and animal feed for households and B2B customers. Operates a similar multi-product grain milling model to OFM but in a different geography; useful as a peer for benchmarking capital-light milling economics.

Others

  • Oman Food Investment Holding Company: Sultanate of Oman government-owned holding company investing in domestic food security projects (poultry, dairy, fisheries, agriculture). Comparable to OFM at the level of Oman Vision 2040 food security mandate and shared investment partnerships (e.g., Oman Food Security Holding / Al Waha in poultry projects).

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Frequently asked questions about Oman Flour Mills

What does Oman Flour Mills do?

Oman Flour Mills mills and sells wheat flour (800 MT/day capacity) and animal feed (1,500 MT/day capacity) under the Dahabi flour brand and Barakat feed brand, serving households, bakeries, restaurants, food processors, wholesalers, and poultry/livestock farmers in Oman and export markets. The company also operates vertically integrated poultry and egg production (Dana Eggs, Arayaf), aquaculture feed, food-safety testing services (Atyab International Services), and grain storage facilities (160,000 tonnes at Sohar Port) supporting Oman's food security.

Is Oman Flour Mills a public or private company?

Oman Flour Mills is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Oman Flour Mills founded?

Oman Flour Mills was founded in 1977. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Oman Flour Mills based?

Oman Flour Mills is headquartered in Muscat, Oman, in the Middle East region.

How does Oman Flour Mills make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Flour and Grain Products are the primary driver. The others are animal Feed Products, poultry and Egg Production (via Group Companies), aquaculture Feed and Premixes, food Safety and Testing Services and export Flour Sales.

Who are Oman Flour Mills's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Kuwait Flour Mills & Bakeries Company, Bahrain Flour Mills Company, Arabian Mills for Food Products Company and ARASCO (Arabian Agricultural Services Company). Almarai Company is listed as a broad incumbent. Regional players are Halwani Brothers Company and National Flour Mills (Tanzania). Oman Food Investment Holding Company is listed as an others.

Does Oman Flour Mills have an API?

No public API is recorded for Oman Flour Mills.

What industry is Oman Flour Mills in?

Oman Flour Mills's product category is Flour Milling. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAKABAD, Flour & Milling Products Manufacturing (wheat, corn, rice, specialty flours), with a secondary code of AFAKABAF, Grain-Based Mixes & Doughs Manufacturing (pancake/waffle mixes, baking mixes, dough bases). Its NAICS code is 3112 and its SIC code is 2040.

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