Wahdat Poultry Farm Strengthens UAE Export Operations with Growing Egg Orders

Wahdat Poultry Farm Limited has expanded its export activities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking another step in the company’s efforts to strengthen its presence in regional markets.

According to a material information disclosure dated September 14, 2026, the company has reported increased orders and shipments of its premium-quality enriched eggs from customers in the UAE.

During September 2026, Wahdat Poultry Farm dispatched four containers against export orders received from its high-end UAE customers. In addition, three more containers are currently being processed and are expected to be dispatched during the last week of September.

Together, these shipments represent 6,867 cases of premium-quality enriched eggs, highlighting the growing demand for the company’s products in the UAE market.

The company expects the rise in export activity to contribute positively to revenue through higher sales volumes as well as foreign exchange earnings. The development also reflects Wahdat Poultry Farm’s efforts to diversify its sales channels beyond the domestic market.

Management said it intends to further strengthen the company’s presence in regional export markets while exploring additional opportunities to expand its international customer base. The company remains focused on sustainable growth through both domestic and export operations.

The growing UAE business could provide Wahdat Poultry Farm with an opportunity to build longer-term relationships with international customers and increase the contribution of exports to its overall business.

The disclosure was made to the Pakistan Stock Exchange in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, keeping shareholders and the investing public informed about the company’s latest material development.

Key Highlights:

  • Four containers of enriched eggs have already been dispatched in September 2026.
  • Three additional containers are being processed for shipment.
  • Total shipments represent 6,867 cases.
  • The exports are destined for customers in the United Arab Emirates.
  • The company expects higher exports to support sales and foreign exchange earnings.
  • Management plans to explore further regional export opportunities.