Since its inception, DMA Farms' rapid growth quickly established it as one of the leading producers and exporters of fresh produce in Egypt. DMA Farms' enthusiasm and passion towards Egypt's rich agricultural heritage started with a single plot of 100 Feddans, and has expanded into over 1500 Feddans today, cultivating a growing variety of fresh produce in amassing volumes. DMA Farms was founded in
2002 by acquiring Al- Arabia for Agricultural Development's 100 Feddans of olive cultivation. In 2003, DMA Farms started re-cultivating this land and adding a variation of fruits over the coming years. Keit and Kent mangoes were introduced in 2003, followed by Florida Prince, UF Gold and Nectar Peaches in 2004. Tommy Atkins, Naomi and R2E2 Mangoes in 2005 and more Florida Prince Peaches in 2006. This totaled into 20 Feddans of Peach cultivations, 33 Feddans of Mango cultivations, while Olive production was sustained at 40 Feddans. Realizing the Egyptian market's growth potential in fruit and vegetable production, DMA Farms expanded by acquiring further plots, as well as increasing their variety and production volume of fresh produce. In 2007, DMA Farms acquired Haz Group's 900 feddan plot in order to become a strategic exporter of fresh produce in Egypt. Heavy soil and water tests were done on the 900 Feddans, to aid the managements decisions on which varieties would be cultivated on this land. Towards the end of 2008, the 900 Feddans had been recultivated into 50 Feddans of Florida Prince Peaches and 197 Feddans of Navel, Valencia, Lime and Lemon Citruses. In 2008, DMA Farms also seized the opportunity in acquiring The Egyptian Group for Agriculture (EGAP). Being adjacent to Haz Group's former plot, EGAP's 500 Feddans were re-cultivated into 14 Feddans of Florida Prince Peaches, 40 Feddans of Superior Table Grapes, 40 Feddans of Canino Apricots and 40 Feddans of Olive. During 2011, DMA Farms cultivated an extra 196 Feddans of Valencia and Mandarine on the EGAP plot. DMA Farms plans on preparing 14 Feddans of Tommy Atkins, Heidy and Naomi Mangoes to be cultivated by 2012. Currently, DMA Farms plans to expand in its Peach and Mango operations by adding 16 Feddans of Early Swelling, Florida Prince and Nectar Peaches, and 21 Feddans of R2E2, Sensation and Kent Mangoes on the EGAP plot.
