Success and Expansion

After years of hard work, Al-Badr Company became a well-known and distinguished brand in the field of agricultural crops, spices, and herbs. The company expanded to include new local and international markets and began exporting its products to several countries worldwide.

This success was not by chance but the result of relentless effort, perseverance, and full commitment to quality.

Future Vision

Today, Al-Badr Company does not stop here but continues to develop its products, explore new farming and processing methods, and invest in scientific research to ensure sustainability and product quality.
It also aims for continuous expansion and entering new markets while preserving its core values: quality, sustainability, and customer trust.

Our story

Eng. Ahmed Mohamed Saad began his professional journey as an architect, passionate about designing buildings and creating spaces. However, he discovered a new passion in the world of export. The turning point came when he noticed the increasing demand for medicinal and aromatic plants in global markets. He decided to leverage his engineering knowledge to build a strong supply network. He founded “Al-Badr for Export” and started collaborating with local farmers to ensure high-quality products. With his ambitious vision, he successfully entered new markets and introduced Egyptian products with international standards. Despite challenges, he continued to develop his company until it became one of the leading names in the field, achieving success driven by passion and determination.

Learning and Development

The founder did not settle for his simple knowledge; he embarked on a long journey of learning. He followed all new developments in organic farming, ways to improve crop quality, and learned how to cultivate medicinal and aromatic plants that were highly demanded in the markets.
He traveled to several agricultural regions, visited farms and factories worldwide, and gained experience from specialists in agriculture, manufacturing, and marketing.

Ongoing Challenges

Things didn’t always run smoothly. The company faced difficulties in marketing and exporting due to fierce competition in global markets, price fluctuations of raw materials, and logistical and distribution issues.
But with every challenge, the company learned and evolved. It adopted innovative marketing strategies, expanded its client network, and improved product quality based on consumer feedback.