Cairo Poultry stock: board backs EGP 1.9 dividend proposal

Cairo Poultry Companys board approved a proposed dividend of 1.9 Egyptian pounds per share on October 19, 2026, according to Arab Finance. The proposal still requires approval by the companys extraordinary general meeting.

Shareholders face broader agenda

The board also approved setting Cairo Poultrys authorized capital at 2 billion Egyptian pounds. It agreed to consider adding new business activities to the companys scope, leaving the final decision with shareholders.

The meeting agenda adds a corporate-structure angle to the proposed payout. In September, the board approved the sale of the companys stake in Aman for guarding and integrated security and the liquidation of Cairo Leasing Company, according to the same report.

Integrated poultry operations

Cairo Poultry describes itself as a vertically integrated poultry producer serving Egypt. Its activities cover breeding stock, hatcheries, feed production, broiler operations, processing and branded food products, including Koki. The company is listed on the Egyptian Exchange and operates from Giza, Egypt.

Investors should focus next on the extraordinary general meeting and on whether shareholders approve the proposed dividend, capital framework and business-scope changes.

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