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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.
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Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Company
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aljouf.com.sa
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Public
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1988
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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (JADCO) is a Saudi Arabian public shareholding company listed on Tadawul (ticker 6070), founded in 1988 and headquartered in Basita, Al-Jouf. It operates the Guinness World Record-certified largest modern olive farm in the world, covering 7,335 hectares with over 5 million olive trees, and is the largest producer of processed potatoes and organic virgin olive oil in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its product portfolio spans organic extra virgin olive oil and table olives, frozen french fries (with annual capacity exceeding 35,000 tons), wheat and wheat seeds, natural honey, fresh fruits, and vegetables, with a new line of high-quality potato seed tubers entering commercial production via a South Korean technology partnership in Q3 2026.

The company sells directly to retail consumers through five company-owned showrooms (Riyadh x2, Jeddah, Sakaka, Dammam), an e-commerce storefront, and iOS/Android mobile apps, while also serving food service operators (restaurants, hotels, catering) and other agricultural companies requiring wheat, seeds, and raw materials. Distribution is domestic to Saudi Arabia with no documented export channels. Operational certifications include organic (Saudi Organic Farming Association), ISO 9001, ISO 14001, Saudi Quality Mark (SASO), and SFDA licensing, plus two first-of-kind International Olive Council accreditations for the KSA/Gulf region.

JADCO generates revenue through direct agricultural product sales (hardware_sales model) with no disclosed pricing structure. Its GTM is direct-to-consumer-led, supplemented by trade exhibition participation (Saudi Food Show, InFlavour, Al-Jouf International Olive Festival) and social/community engagement. Key strategic moves in 2024-2026 include a 2024 corporate rebrand under JADCO, a new frozen fries factory, and the 2025 partnership with E Green Global accompanied by a SAR 15 million convertible bond investment to localize potato seed technology in Saudi Arabia.

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (JADCO) is a Saudi Arabian public agricultural company operating the Guinness-certified largest modern olive farm in the world (7,335 hectares) and producing organic olive oil, frozen french fries, wheat, honey, and fresh produce for Saudi retail consumers, food service buyers, and agricultural B2B customers.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersJeddah, Saudi Arabia
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Jeddah
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Saudi Arabia
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Middle East
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Serves global market

Offices5 records

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Keyword5 values
olive oil production, frozen french fries, agricultural products, organic farming, food manufacturing
Industry2 codes
1Olive Oil Production & Bottling
CodeAFAKAEACPrimaryYes
2Olive Groves (Olives for Oil & Table)
CodeAFAGACAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Vegetable and Melon Farming1112
  • Oilseed and Grain Farming1111
SIC code4 codes
  • Agricultural Production-Crops100
  • Food And Kindred Products2000
  • Fats & Oils2070
  • Canned, Frozen & Preservd Fruit, Veg & Food Specialties2030
Product category
Agricultural Food Production
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Revenue model1 record
1Agricultural & Food Product Sales
TypeHardware Sales
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JADCO generates revenue through the sale of its own agricultural and manufactured food products, including organic olive oil, frozen french fries, fresh potatoes, olives, honey, wheat, and fruits and vegetables. Products are sold through company showrooms, e-commerce, and potentially wholesale/distributor channels.

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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
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B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. (JADCO) is an agro-industrial producer that cultivates, manufactures, and sells its own branded food products—including organic extra virgin olive oil, table olives, honey, frozen french fries, wheat, fresh fruits and vegetables, and high-quality potato seed tubers. Operations span the world's largest modern olive farm (Guinness-certified) and an integrated frozen-fries factory producing 35,000+ tons annually, with products sold direct to consumers through showrooms, e-commerce, and mobile apps.

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  • Guinness World Records: largest modern olive farm in the world (2018), area of 7,335 hectares
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. (JADCO) is a public shareholding company established in 1988 with a capital of 300 million SR, transitioning from the agricultural sector to the agro-industrial sector. The company operates the largest modern olive farm in the world with over five million olive trees. Its product portfolio includes organic extra virgin olive oil, various olive products, 100% natural honey, frozen french fries/potato products (producing over 35,000 tons annually), wheat and wheat seeds, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a new venture into potato seed tuber production through partnership with E Green Global (EGG) from South Korea. The company holds Guinness World Records as the largest modern and organic olive farm in the world.

Product and service7 records
1Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
CategoryEdible Oils
Description

Organic extra virgin olive oil (boxed and bottled in multiple package sizes, e.g., 750 ml oval and square bottles) from Al-Jouf's olive farm; positioned as the leading organic extra virgin olive oil in Saudi Arabia, high in polyphenols and antioxidants. Sold to consumers through showrooms, e-commerce, and mobile apps.

2Table Olives
CategoryTable Olives
Description

Organic table olive products including whole green olives (600 g), green olives in olive oil (950 g), and spicy green olives in olive oil (950 g). Sold to consumers through company showrooms and e-commerce.

3Al-Jouf Natural Honey
CategoryHoney
Description

100% natural honey (e.g., 250 g jar) with high nutritional value and antioxidant content, free of additives. Sold to consumers through company channels.

4Frozen French Fries (Potato Products)
CategoryFrozen Processed Potatoes
Description

Frozen french fries from the Al-Jouf Frozen Fries factory in multiple cuts and pack formats (e.g., 7x7 and 10x10 cartons and bags). The factory is among the largest in Saudi Arabia with 35,000+ tons/year capacity; the only nationally produced frozen fries in KSA. Targets food-service operators (restaurants, hotels, catering) and retail consumers.

5Wheat and Wheat Seeds
CategoryCereals and Seeds
Description

Different wheat varieties (Classic, Durum, Yokora) and wheat seeds produced to international standards. Used to supply silos, food factories, and other agricultural operations; JADCO is among the largest wheat producers in Saudi Arabia.

6Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
CategoryFresh Produce
Description

High-quality fresh fruits and vegetables grown on Al-Jouf farms, including peaches, apricots, plums, nectarines, pears, grapes, tomatoes, cucumbers, and capsicum. Sold through company showrooms and e-commerce.

7Potato Seed Tubers
CategoryAgricultural Seeds
Description

High-quality potato seed tubers produced using advanced global technologies transferred from South Korea-based E Green Global (EGG). B2B agricultural input for seed producers and farmers; supports domestic food security and import substitution.

Scale indicator6 records

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Partnership3 partners
1National Center for Agricultural Research and Sustainable Development
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-01
Description

Al-Jouf Agricultural hosted a specialized workshop on seasonal feeds in cooperation with the National Center for Agricultural Research and Sustainable Development.

aljouf.com.sa
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-03-01
Description

Al-Jouf partnered with South Korea-based E Green Global (EGG) in March 2025 to produce high-quality potato seeds using advanced global technologies. An MoU was signed in January 2024 to transfer potato seed production technology to Saudi Arabia. Pilot production of potato seed tubers commenced in June 2026 at the Basita laboratory, with commercial production expected in Q3 2026. Al-Jouf invested SAR 15 million in EGG through convertible bonds as part of this partnership.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

A memorandum of understanding was signed in January 2024 between Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Company and E Green Global (EGG) Korea for technology transfer to establish potato seed production in Saudi Arabia.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

World's largest bottled olive oil company (Bertolli, Carapelli brands). Closely comparable to JADCO's olive oil production and bottling operations in product, branding focus, and global olive oil category leadership.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Portuguese-based olive oil producer and edible oils group with consumer brands. Comparable to JADCO in olive oil production, bottling, and direct-to-consumer food product distribution.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Leading Saudi food conglomerate with edible oils, processed foods, and retail. Comparable to JADCO as a Saudi-listed food group operating in edible oils and packaged consumer foods with broad product portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest vertically integrated dairy food company in the world and a major Saudi food conglomerate. Comparable to JADCO as a Saudi-listed, large-scale food producer with strong domestic distribution, though operating in dairy rather than olive/potato categories.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major global producer of frozen french fries and frozen potatoes serving food service and retail. Closely aligned with JADCO's frozen fries business in product mix, B2B/B2C channels, and industrial scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global leader in frozen potato products including french fries. Directly comparable to JADCO's 35,000+ ton frozen fries operation in product category, customer base (food service and retail), and industrial processing model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Integrated agribusiness with potato processing, frozen products, and agricultural inputs. Comparable to JADCO across the potato value chain from farming and seed to frozen processed products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Saudi-listed agricultural and food processing company with crop production, dairy, and food products. Closely comparable to JADCO in Saudi market focus, vertical integration from farm to consumer, and Tadawul listing in the same sector.

TypeRegional player
Description

Saudi-listed food company focused on poultry, processed meats, and animal feed. Comparable to JADCO as a fellow Saudi-listed, vertically integrated food producer with a strong domestic market position and brand recognition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Largest US olive oil producer focused on extra virgin olive oil at scale. Comparable to JADCO in vertically integrated olive oil production combining large-scale orchard operations with premium bottled product positioning.

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.

Agricultural Food Productionaljouf.com.sa

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (JADCO) is a Saudi Arabian public agricultural company operating the Guinness-certified largest modern olive farm in the world (7,335 hectares) and producing organic olive oil, frozen french fries, wheat, honey, and fresh produce for Saudi retail consumers, food service buyers, and agricultural B2B customers.

What Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. does

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (JADCO) is a Saudi Arabian public shareholding company listed on Tadawul (ticker 6070), founded in 1988 and headquartered in Basita, Al-Jouf. It operates the Guinness World Record-certified largest modern olive farm in the world, covering 7,335 hectares with over 5 million olive trees, and is the largest producer of processed potatoes and organic virgin olive oil in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its product portfolio spans organic extra virgin olive oil and table olives, frozen french fries (with annual capacity exceeding 35,000 tons), wheat and wheat seeds, natural honey, fresh fruits, and vegetables, with a new line of high-quality potato seed tubers entering commercial production via a South Korean technology partnership in Q3 2026.

The company sells directly to retail consumers through five company-owned showrooms (Riyadh x2, Jeddah, Sakaka, Dammam), an e-commerce storefront, and iOS/Android mobile apps, while also serving food service operators (restaurants, hotels, catering) and other agricultural companies requiring wheat, seeds, and raw materials. Distribution is domestic to Saudi Arabia with no documented export channels. Operational certifications include organic (Saudi Organic Farming Association), ISO 9001, ISO 14001, Saudi Quality Mark (SASO), and SFDA licensing, plus two first-of-kind International Olive Council accreditations for the KSA/Gulf region.

JADCO generates revenue through direct agricultural product sales (hardware_sales model) with no disclosed pricing structure. Its GTM is direct-to-consumer-led, supplemented by trade exhibition participation (Saudi Food Show, InFlavour, Al-Jouf International Olive Festival) and social/community engagement. Key strategic moves in 2024-2026 include a 2024 corporate rebrand under JADCO, a new frozen fries factory, and the 2025 partnership with E Green Global accompanied by a SAR 15 million convertible bond investment to localize potato seed technology in Saudi Arabia.

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.
Legal name
Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Company
Website
https://aljouf.com.sa
Company type
Public
Founded year
1988
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. (JADCO) is a Saudi Arabian public agricultural company operating the Guinness-certified largest modern olive farm in the world (7,335 hectares) and producing organic olive oil, frozen french fries, wheat, honey, and fresh produce for Saudi retail consumers, food service buyers, and agricultural B2B customers.
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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Food Production
NAICS
Vegetable and Melon Farming (1112), Oilseed and Grain Farming (1111)
SIC
Agricultural Production-Crops (100), Food And Kindred Products (2000), Fats & Oils (2070), Canned, Frozen & Preservd Fruit, Veg & Food Specialties (2030)
akta.pro primary industry
Olive Oil Production & Bottling (AFAKAEAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Olive Groves (Olives for Oil & Table) (AFAGACAG)

Keywords

  • Olive oil production
  • Frozen french fries
  • Agricultural products
  • Organic farming
  • Food manufacturing

Where Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Jeddah
HQ country
Saudi Arabia
HQ region
Middle East

Offices5 records

Markets served

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Agricultural & Food Product Sales: JADCO generates revenue through the sale of its own agricultural and manufactured food products, including organic olive oil, frozen french fries, fresh potatoes, olives, honey, wheat, and fruits and vegetables. Products are sold through company showrooms, e-commerce, and potentially wholesale/distributor channels.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. (JADCO) is an agro-industrial producer that cultivates, manufactures, and sells its own branded food products—including organic extra virgin olive oil, table olives, honey, frozen french fries, wheat, fresh fruits and vegetables, and high-quality potato seed tubers. Operations span the world's largest modern olive farm (Guinness-certified) and an integrated frozen-fries factory producing 35,000+ tons annually, with products sold direct to consumers through showrooms, e-commerce, and mobile apps.

Product overview

Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. (JADCO) is a public shareholding company established in 1988 with a capital of 300 million SR, transitioning from the agricultural sector to the agro-industrial sector. The company operates the largest modern olive farm in the world with over five million olive trees. Its product portfolio includes organic extra virgin olive oil, various olive products, 100% natural honey, frozen french fries/potato products (producing over 35,000 tons annually), wheat and wheat seeds, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a new venture into potato seed tuber production through partnership with E Green Global (EGG) from South Korea. The company holds Guinness World Records as the largest modern and organic olive farm in the world.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil Organic extra virgin olive oil (boxed and bottled in multiple package sizes, e.g., 750 ml oval and square bottles) from Al-Jouf's olive farm; positioned as the leading organic extra virgin olive oil in Saudi Arabia, high in polyphenols and antioxidants. Sold to consumers through showrooms, e-commerce, and mobile apps.
  • Table Olives Organic table olive products including whole green olives (600 g), green olives in olive oil (950 g), and spicy green olives in olive oil (950 g). Sold to consumers through company showrooms and e-commerce.
  • Al-Jouf Natural Honey 100% natural honey (e.g., 250 g jar) with high nutritional value and antioxidant content, free of additives. Sold to consumers through company channels.
  • Frozen French Fries (Potato Products) Frozen french fries from the Al-Jouf Frozen Fries factory in multiple cuts and pack formats (e.g., 7x7 and 10x10 cartons and bags). The factory is among the largest in Saudi Arabia with 35,000+ tons/year capacity; the only nationally produced frozen fries in KSA. Targets food-service operators (restaurants, hotels, catering) and retail consumers.
  • Wheat and Wheat Seeds Different wheat varieties (Classic, Durum, Yokora) and wheat seeds produced to international standards. Used to supply silos, food factories, and other agricultural operations; JADCO is among the largest wheat producers in Saudi Arabia.
  • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables High-quality fresh fruits and vegetables grown on Al-Jouf farms, including peaches, apricots, plums, nectarines, pears, grapes, tomatoes, cucumbers, and capsicum. Sold through company showrooms and e-commerce.
  • Potato Seed Tubers High-quality potato seed tubers produced using advanced global technologies transferred from South Korea-based E Green Global (EGG). B2B agricultural input for seed producers and farmers; supports domestic food security and import substitution.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Guinness World Records: largest modern olive farm in the world (2018), area of 7,335 hectares
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.

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Segments2 records

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. technology and API

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • National Center for Agricultural Research and Sustainable DevelopmentminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 May 2025Al-Jouf Agricultural hosted a specialized workshop on seasonal feeds in cooperation with the National Center for Agricultural Research and Sustainable Development.
  • E Green Global (EGG)coreTechnology or Integration · 1 March 2025Al-Jouf partnered with South Korea-based E Green Global (EGG) in March 2025 to produce high-quality potato seeds using advanced global technologies. An MoU was signed in January 2024 to transfer potato seed production technology to Saudi Arabia. Pilot production of potato seed tubers commenced in June 2026 at the Basita laboratory, with commercial production expected in Q3 2026. Al-Jouf invested SAR 15 million in EGG through convertible bonds as part of this partnership.
  • Global Green (EGG) KoreacoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2024A memorandum of understanding was signed in January 2024 between Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Company and E Green Global (EGG) Korea for technology transfer to establish potato seed production in Saudi Arabia.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Deoleo: World's largest bottled olive oil company (Bertolli, Carapelli brands). Closely comparable to JADCO's olive oil production and bottling operations in product, branding focus, and global olive oil category leadership.
  • Sovena Group: Portuguese-based olive oil producer and edible oils group with consumer brands. Comparable to JADCO in olive oil production, bottling, and direct-to-consumer food product distribution.
  • Lamb Weston Holdings: Major global producer of frozen french fries and frozen potatoes serving food service and retail. Closely aligned with JADCO's frozen fries business in product mix, B2B/B2C channels, and industrial scale.
  • McCain Foods: Global leader in frozen potato products including french fries. Directly comparable to JADCO's 35,000+ ton frozen fries operation in product category, customer base (food service and retail), and industrial processing model.
  • J.R. Simplot Company: Integrated agribusiness with potato processing, frozen products, and agricultural inputs. Comparable to JADCO across the potato value chain from farming and seed to frozen processed products.
  • National Agricultural Development Company (NADEC): Saudi-listed agricultural and food processing company with crop production, dairy, and food products. Closely comparable to JADCO in Saudi market focus, vertical integration from farm to consumer, and Tadawul listing in the same sector.
  • California Olive Ranch: Largest US olive oil producer focused on extra virgin olive oil at scale. Comparable to JADCO in vertically integrated olive oil production combining large-scale orchard operations with premium bottled product positioning.

Broad incumbents

  • Savola Group: Leading Saudi food conglomerate with edible oils, processed foods, and retail. Comparable to JADCO as a Saudi-listed food group operating in edible oils and packaged consumer foods with broad product portfolio.
  • Almarai Company: Largest vertically integrated dairy food company in the world and a major Saudi food conglomerate. Comparable to JADCO as a Saudi-listed, large-scale food producer with strong domestic distribution, though operating in dairy rather than olive/potato categories.

Regional players

  • Tanmiah Food Company: Saudi-listed food company focused on poultry, processed meats, and animal feed. Comparable to JADCO as a fellow Saudi-listed, vertically integrated food producer with a strong domestic market position and brand recognition.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. social profiles

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. compliance and trust

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Compliance7 records

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. financial estimates

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. funding detail

Funding detail

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Investors

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Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.

What does Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. do?

Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. (JADCO) is an agro-industrial producer that cultivates, manufactures, and sells its own branded food products—including organic extra virgin olive oil, table olives, honey, frozen french fries, wheat, fresh fruits and vegetables, and high-quality potato seed tubers. Operations span the world's largest modern olive farm (Guinness-certified) and an integrated frozen-fries factory producing 35,000+ tons annually, with products sold direct to consumers through showrooms, e-commerce, and mobile apps.

Is Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. a public or private company?

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. founded?

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. was founded in 1988. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. based?

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. is headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in the Middle East region.

How does Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. make money?

One revenue line is on record: agricultural & Food Product Sales.

Who are Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.'s main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Deoleo, Sovena Group, Lamb Weston Holdings, McCain Foods, J.R. Simplot Company, National Agricultural Development Company (NADEC) and California Olive Ranch. Broad incumbents are Savola Group and Almarai Company. Tanmiah Food Company is listed as a regional player.

Does Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. have an API?

No public API is recorded for Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co..

What industry is Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co. in?

Al-Jouf Agriculture Development Co.'s product category is Agricultural Food Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAKAEAC, Olive Oil Production & Bottling, with a secondary code of AFAGACAG, Olive Groves (Olives for Oil & Table). Its NAICS code is 1112 and its SIC code is 100.

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ArgaamAl Jouf Agricultural completes French fries plant expansion, starts trial opsAl Jouf Agricultural Development Co. completed its French fries plant expansion and began trial operations on Sept. 30. The SAR 87 million expansion, approved in August 2024, raises production capacity by 50%. Commercial operations are expected to start in Q4 2026.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural signs SAR 150M loan deal with ADFAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. signed a SAR 150 million loan agreement with the Agricultural Development Fund. The loan will be paid in five annual installments from Sept. 7, 2027 to Sept. 7, 2031, with promissory notes as guarantees. The financing supports the Liquid Fuel Displacement Program's internal conversion project, with an estimated budget of SAR 500 million.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural submits capital increase file with pre-emptive rights suspensionAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. applied to the Capital Market Authority on Sept. 3 to increase its capital from SAR 300 million to SAR 345 million with pre-emptive rights suspended. The increase involves issuing 4.5 million new shares, representing 15% of current capital and 13.04% of post-increase capital, with Almunajem Foods Co. fully subscribing.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural recommends capital increase via share issuance, rights suspendedAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. announced a board recommendation to increase its capital by SAR 236.25 million through the issuance of 4.5 million new shares, fully subscribed by Almunajem Foods Co. This transaction will result in Almunajem holding a 20.3% stake in Al-Jouf, supporting the latter's strategic shift toward an integrated agro-industrial business model and expansion into food manufacturing. The proposed capital increase is subject to regulatory approvals from the Capital Market Authority and Tadawul, as well as shareholder consent.SahmcapitalAl-Jouf Agricultural Adds Details to AlBaik French Fries Supply DealsAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. issued an addendum to its previous announcements, detailing supply agreements for frozen par-fried French fries with five AlBaik restaurant operating companies signed between March and June 2026. These one-year renewable contracts will have quarterly determined values based on volume and pricing, with expected positive financial impact starting in the third quarter of the current year.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural details AlBaik supply agreementsAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. has signed one-year renewable supply agreements with five companies operating AlBaik restaurants to supply par-cooked French fries. The contracts, valued based on quarterly determined quantities and prices, are set to begin impacting financials from Q3 2026. Chairman Badr Hamed Al-Aujan is identified as a related party to these transactions.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural CEO: demand, margins likely to improve in coming periodsAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co.'s CEO Mazen Badawood anticipates demand and profit margins to improve due to lower production costs and the entry of new crops, despite ongoing pricing pressures from imported processed products. The company's financial results showed a decline in net profit primarily due to higher costs, weather conditions, and competitive pricing, with an expectation of future margin improvements supported by increased harvest volumes.SahmcapitalAl-Jouf Agricultural Reports SAR 11.53M Net Profit in the Six Months 2026Al-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. announced H1 2026 financial results showing a 78.3% year-on-year decline in net profit to SAR 11.53 million, with revenue falling 0.6% to SAR 323.26 million. The profit collapse was primarily driven by a SAR 46.2 million increase in production costs from unusual 2025 climatic conditions and SAR 24.2 million in negative impact from declining industrial product selling prices due to import competition, particularly for frozen French fries. The company stated that the climatic impact is expected to diminish as new crops from the 2026 season enter production, supporting a projected return to growth.ArgaamAl-Jouf Agricultural signs Almunajem deal, approves SAR 345M capital hikeAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. has signed an agreement with Almunajem and approved a capital increase to SAR 345 million from SAR 300 million. The capital increase will be executed through a private placement with preemptive rights suspended, involving the issuance of 4.5 million new ordinary shares representing 15% of current share capital at a nominal value of SAR 10 per share. The transaction enables the company to raise equity capital without offering existing shareholders pre-emptive rights to participate.SahmcapitalAl-Jouf Agricultural Signs SAR 236M Stake Deal With AlMunajemAl-Jouf Agricultural Development Co. signed a binding share subscription agreement with AlMunajem Foods Company on July 26, 2026, for a strategic minority investment of SAR 236.25 million. Under the deal, Al-Jouf Agricultural will increase its capital by 15% through the issuance of 4.5 million new shares at SAR 52.5 per share, with pre-emptive rights suspended. The transaction is subject to approval by the Capital Market Authority, Tadawul, and the company's Extraordinary General Assembly, which will also vote on reducing the board from seven to six members.