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Egypt’s Cotton Exports Reach 4.7 Million in Current Season

By Africazine

Egypt’s cotton exports have reached 4.7 million, showcasing the strength of its trading companies.

Since the start of the current marketing season on September 1, 2025, 23 companies have participated in the cotton export market. Major players include Abu Madi, which exported million, followed by El-Ikhlas and Misr Cotton Ginning Company with .6 million and .4 million, respectively.

Major Players in Egypt’s Cotton Export Market

Abu Madi leads the pack with significant exports, contributing million to the total. El-Ikhlas and Misr Cotton Ginning Company follow closely, with exports of .6 million and .4 million, respectively. Other notable exporters include Alkan at .6 million and Nile Modern Cotton at .1 million.

Several smaller companies also made their mark, such as United Company with .5 million and El-Magd with .1 million. The diverse participation highlights the competitive landscape of Egypt’s cotton industry.

Egypt: Key figures on cotton exports

  • 4.7 million total cotton exports
  • million by Abu Madi
  • .6 million by El-Ikhlas
  • .4 million by Misr Cotton Ginning Company
  • .6 million by Alkan
  • .1 million by Nile Modern Cotton
  • .5 million by United Company
  • .1 million by El-Magd
  • .2 million by Ragab Cotton
  • .2 million by Banha
  • 1,000 by Agrofood
  • 1,000 by Delta Misr
  • 4,000 by Al-Robaeia
  • 0,000 by Abou El-Enein
  • 5,000 by Abdel Meguid
  • 2,000 by El-Karim
  • 3,000 by El-Hassouni
  • 7,000 by Sandfawy New
  • 6,000 by Nile Misr

Government Support for Cotton Industry Growth

The export performance aligns with directives from Agriculture Minister Alaa Farouk, aimed at strengthening Egypt’s position in the global cotton market. The focus is also on transitioning towards a green economy, which is crucial for sustainable agricultural practices.

The Agricultural Research Center, led by President Adel Abdel Azim, plays a vital role in enhancing the value of Egypt’s cotton crop, ensuring that it meets international standards and demands.

Future Directions for Egypt’s Cotton Sector

  • Continued support from the Agriculture Ministry
  • Focus on enhancing the added value of cotton
  • Transition towards sustainable agricultural practices

Egypt’s cotton exports reflect a robust industry backed by strategic government initiatives.

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