Cairo Poultry stock: board backs EGP 1.90 dividend

Cairo Poultry's board approved a dividend of EGP 1.90 per share on October 19, 2026, while also backing authorized capital of EGP 2.00 billion. Arab Finance said the decisions were based on a bourse disclosure.

Shareholder approval remains next

The proposed distribution and capital decision are not the only items under review. The company also agreed to consider adding activities to its corporate scope, with the extraordinary general meeting set to decide on the board's proposals.

For investors, the dividend proposal provides a direct shareholder-return angle, while the authorized-capital decision could widen Cairo Poultry's room for future corporate activity. The announcement does not by itself establish how any additional activities would affect revenue, margins or capital allocation.

Integrated poultry platform in Egypt

Cairo Poultry Company describes itself as a vertically integrated producer covering breeding stock, hatcheries, feed, broilers and processing. Its products include poultry, processed food and animal feed, while the Koki brand focuses on processed chicken for the Egyptian market.

The company is based in Giza, Egypt, and operates within a listed poultry peer group that includes Egypt for Poultry, Ismailia Misr Poultry and Mansourah Poultry. Cairo Poultry presents its broad supply-chain integration and Koki brand as differentiators, while the relative scale of the named peers is not quantified in the announcement.

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