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Salalah Mills Company
Salalah Mills Company (SMC), a distinguished public joint stock company, was established on September 25, 1995, in the Sultanate of Oman. The company began its commercial production journey on January 1, 1998, and has since committed to producing and distributing superior-quality wheat products. SMC serves a broad customer base, encompassing the domestic Omani market, neighboring countries, and nations across the African Horn.
Vision and Mission
SMC’s vision is to deliver excellence by providing the highest standard of quality products to its customers. To achieve this, the company focuses on training and equipping its teams to exceed expectations in every facet of operations. Salalah Mills Company’s mission is deeply rooted in emphasizing excellence, competence, and ethical values to benefit both society and individuals, ensuring a positive and sustainable impact.
Core Values
Salalah Mills Company operates with a strong foundation of values that guide its growth and operations:
- Respect: Building a culture of mutual appreciation and inclusivity.
- Excellence: Striving for unparalleled quality and innovation in all processes.
- Sharing: Encouraging collaboration and the exchange of ideas for collective success.
- Diversity: Embracing varied perspectives to drive innovation and progress.
Organizational Background and Insights
From its inception, Salalah Mills Company started with an initial capital investment of OMR 6 million (USD 15 million), including equity shares worth OMR 2.5 million. Over time, the company expanded significantly, growing its capital to OMR 31 million (USD 77.5 million). Today, SMC operates four advanced factories and offers a diverse range of wheat products.
By continuously enhancing its production capabilities, Salalah Mills Company meets the demands of both local and international markets. Its unwavering focus on quality, customer satisfaction, and innovation has established SMC as a key player in the regional and global food supply chain, contributing significantly to food security and industry development.
