WAHDAT expands UAE footprint with 6,867 cases of enriched egg exports
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported that Wahdat Poultry Farm Limited (WAHDAT) has widened its export business into the United Arab Emirates, backed by higher orders for its premium enriched eggs. During September 2026 the company shipped four containers to high-end customers in the UAE. Three more containers are in process, with dispatch planned for the final week of September 2026.
Together the shipments cover 6,867 cases of the company's premium enriched eggs, as stated in the notice filed with the exchange. Management expects the higher volumes to add to revenue and bring in extra foreign exchange earnings. Wahdat also plans to deepen its footprint in regional export markets and look for fresh international buyers.
Management said it will continue to pursue growth in both domestic and overseas channels. It also pledged to update the exchange and shareholders as further material developments arise in its export operations.
At a glance
- Wahdat dispatched four export containers to UAE customers in September 2026.
- Three more containers are due for dispatch in the last week of September 2026.
- The shipments total 6,867 cases of premium enriched eggs.
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Originally reported by Mettis Global
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