Location:nEl-Sadat City, EgyptnClient:nMAFI for Agricultural Produce Industries - Private Free ZonenConsultant:nCosmos-E Engineers & ConsultantsnSectorn:nIndustrial & Mega ProjectsnTechnology Providers:nJBT, CFT, GEA, GRADE,nCobinplant

is proud to be delivering the MAFI Food Complex in El-Sadat City. This integrated facility spans a total land area of 154,655.96 mu00b2 and is designed as an export-oriented hub featuring five state-of-the-art factories aimed at achieving LEED Gold certification.nThe program consolidates advanced technologies, including Individual Quick Freeze (IQF), Fruit Concentrate, and Freeze-Dry processes, all within a high-efficiency logistics and cold-chain ecosystem.nWe are committed to delivering a project that meets the highest standards of quality and sustainability.

ROWAD Modern Engineering is committed to comprehensive delivery across the MAFI Food Complex, encompassing the following:nCivil and Architectural Works:nComplete construction.nNon-Process MEP:nInstallation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems that do not directly involve production.nProcess MEP:nFull installation, hook-up, and testing of process MEP and OEM equipment within production and support facilities.nIntegrated infrastructure networks for the project,nwhich include both wet and dry utilities. This aspect is critical to ensure the seamless operation and functionality of our facilities.nBIM Standard Applied ISO 19650nBIM Level of Detail LOD 400 / LOD 500nBIM Activities:nShop drawings - all trades Architectural & MEP fabrication drawingsnQS - all tradesnCoordination & clash detection reportsnAs-Built models for FM usenMAIN BUILDING COMPONENTS:nFactories:nIndividual Quick Freeze (IQF)nFruit Concentrate FactorynFreeze-Dry FactorynSupport Areas:nRefrigeration and freezing storage areasnLoading/unloading docksnAdministrative officesnDetailed refrigeration data relevant to our project:nBiggest Cold Store Areas in the Middle East.nThe facility will occupy approximately 55,000 plate bases, which includes 10,000 for refrigeration and 45,000 for freezing.nAn automatic racking system will be implemented, operating on a first in - first out (FIFO) basisnMain Data for Refrigeration Areas

Additional Structures:nWeighing stations and scale buildings o Two locker buildings (1- and 2-story) o Utility buildings and water treatment area o Underground tanks for fire, irrigation, and water supplynTwo motorized galvanized steel sliding gates (3 m u00d7 8 m) and a perimeter fencenArea NamenNo. of Cold StorenTemperaturenBuilt Up-AreanHeightnCold Store (Parts 2-5)n+5nAverage of 1800 m2 / Eachn13 mn-18nFreeze Dryn-40n6mnIQFn6mn+5n6mnOilnWinterizationn-18n9 mnMain Data for Refrigeration Areas

BuildingnFloorsnNo. of BuildingsnBUA (mu00b2)nAdmin BuildingnG + F + Roofn5,215nTransformer RoomnG+Rn429nRefrigeration BuildingnG+M1+M2+Roofn3,236nstn-Story LockernG+Rn3,039nndn-Story LockernG+F+S+3nrdn+Roofn907nWater Treatment FacilitynGn835nBoiler Steam BuildingnGn871nScale BuildingnGn252nDriver Facility BuildingnGn191nGuard RoomnG + Roofn113nFactories production AreanG+Mn(Some Parts)n50,306nTotal BUA across listed itemsn65,354 mu00b2nSUSTAINABILITY, FOOD SAFETY, AND MARKET REACH:nLEED Gold Design Intent:nInformed design envelopes, systems, and site strategies aimed at sustainability.nWater Recycling and Waste Management:nImplementation of advanced treatment systems to reduce discharge and enable reuse where applicable.nEnergy Efficiency:nUtilization of high-performance refrigeration and freezing technology to lower specific energy consumption across the cold chain.nFood Safety and Compliance:nFacilities engineered to align with HACCP, ISO 22000 standards, and prepared for FDA export requirements.nExports and Markets:nTargeting Europe, North America, and the Middle East, supported by the proximity of El-Sadat City to Egyptian ports.

ITEMnQUANTITYnEarthworks (Cubic meters)n88,031.69nConcrete Works (Cubic meters)n31,300nBuilding Works (Square meters)n154,655nEquipment Erection (Tons)n5,237nPiping Prefabrication (Inch/Dia)n15,000nPiping Erection (Inch/Dia)n5,000nElectrical Works (Km of cables)n174,500nInsulation Works (Square meter)n33,800nPainting Works (Square meter)n38,722nPipeline (Linear meters)n44,398n4. COMMERCIAL ASPECTS AND WORKFORCE DEPLOYMENTnAmount of the contractn26,694,250.07 USDnTotal spent direct man-hours (Mhrs)n1,129,254nDirect workers at peak (per weeks)n458nDirect workers at peak (per month)n10,639n% subcontractedn87%n5. PROJECT DURATIONnProject Start daten30-Jan-2025nProject Completion daten30-Apr-2026

This project showcased the full breadth of ROWADu2019s multidisciplinary expertise, particularly in the following areas:nOEM Interface Management:nCoordination with leading manufacturers such as JBT, CFT, GEA, GRADE, and Cobin for utilities tie-ins, layout constraints, and commissioning protocols to ensure seamless integration of equipment.nBIM-Assisted Coordination:nUtilization of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for effective coordination of cold-store envelopes, pipe racks, cable trays, and hygienic zoning to distinguish between process and non-process areas.nIndustrial Hygiene Detailing:nImplementation of best practices for hygiene, including:nAntimicrobial finishes to reduce contamination risksnCleanable junctions for easy maintenancenSegregated personnel and material flows to minimizencrosscontaminationnTemperature-controlled corridors to maintain product integrity.nHSE Management:nComprehensive Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) management, including:nRefrigerant safety protocolsnLockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures to ensure safety during maintenancenHot-work controls to mitigate risks during welding and other hot operations

These achievements not only underscore ROWADu2019s technical capabilities but also reaffirm its commitment to delivering high-quality, safe, hygienic, and sustainable solutions in the (FMCG) sector.n8. STRATEGIC IMPACTn1. Economic Development:nThe complex is likely to contribute significantly to the local and national economy by creating jobs, stimulating investment, and fostering economic growth in the region. This can lead to increased local spending and improved living standards for residents.n2. Food Security:nBy enhancing food production capabilities, the MAFI Food Complex can play a crucial role in ensuring food security for Egypt. It can help meet the growing demand for food products, reduce dependency on imports, and stabilize prices in the local market.n3. Innovation and Technology:nThe establishment of a modern food processing facility can promote the adoption of new technologies and innovative practicesnin food production and processing. This can enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and improve the quality of food products.n4. Supply Chain Optimization:nThe complex can streamline the supply chain for food products, reducing transportation costs and improving distribution efficiency. This can lead to fresher products reaching consumers more quickly and reliably.n5. Export Potential:nWith increased production capacity and improved quality standards, the MAFI Food Complex can enhance Egypt's export potential in food products. This can help diversify the economy and improve the countryu2019s balance of trade.n6. Sustainability:nIf the complex incorporates sustainable practices, such as energy-efficient processes and waste reduction measures, it can contribute to environmental sustainability. This aligns with global trends toward greener production methods.n7. Community Development:nThe complex can serve as a catalyst for community development, offering training programs, partnerships with local farmers, and support for local businesses. This can strengthen community ties and enhance the overall quality of life in the area.