The “Emirati phenomenon” holds a strategic partnership with “Getreide AG” to enhance global grain supplies

In a new strategic move that reflects its expansionist ambitions, Al -Dhahirah Company, which is one of the major leading companies in the agricultural sector in the UAE, announced the signing of an exclusive agreement with Getreide AG in Ukraine, with the aim of establishing the processes of supplying pills directly from one of the most productive areas of the world.

This partnership gives the phenomenon company directly to the Ukrainian agricultural market, which is one of the most prominent exporters of wheat, corn and barley globally. Through this step, the phenomenon seeks to enhance its competitiveness in the global grain market, and to ensure the stability of supplies for its customers in the Middle East and Africa.

Arnoud van Den Berg, CEO of the phenomenon group, explained that the agreement represents a qualitative shift in the company’s global strategy, saying: “Our exclusive partnership with Getreide AG allows us to concentrate in one of the most important agricultural regions globally, which enhances our ability to meet the increasing demand for food, and provides flexible and sustainable supply chains.”

Under the agreement, the phenomenon in the first stage will supply between 100 and 150 thousand metric tons of grains, with future plans to raise the quantity to more than 500 thousand metric tons, which supports the diversity of supply sources with the company in addition to its existing operations in Serbia, Romania, Egypt and the United States.

Ukraine is a pivotal component of global food security, as it is expected to export more than 60 million metric tons of agricultural crops this year.

The phenomenon intends to complete the merging of operations with its Ukrainian partner before the new harvest season in July 2025, with the allocation of work teams from both sides to ensure a smooth transition and achieve operational efficiency since the first day.

The move enhances the phenomenon as a major player in the grain trade globally, and gives it more flexibility to respond to supply and demand fluctuations in international markets.