Osama Daoud Abdellatif

Osama Daoud Abdellatif is a prominent Sudanese businessman and the chairman of DAL Group, the largest privately held conglomerate in Sudan. Under his leadership, DAL Group has expanded into diverse sectors, including food production, engineering, automotive, agriculture, real estate, education, and financial services. The group's notable brands include Sayga Flour Mills, Blue Nile Dairy (CAPO), Nobo Pasta, Sutrac, and Sudanese Liquid Air. Additionally, DAL Food Industries serves as the official bottler of Coca-Cola in Sudan, despite the challenges posed by U.S. trade sanctions. In the automotive sector, DAL Engineering has introduced global brands such as Mitsubishi, Mercedes-Benz, and KIA Motors to Sudan, significantly enhancing the country's transportation infrastructure. The group's real estate arm, Alsunut Company, has been instrumental in developing Khartoum's commercial landscape, transforming areas between the White and Blue Niles into modern commercial hubs. Education is also a key focus, with the establishment of the Khartoum International Community School (KICS) in 2004, offering International Baccalaureate programs to foster future leaders. Internationally, Abdellatif chairs Invictus Investment Company, listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, and co-founded Africa Gulf Bank in collaboration with Abu Dhabi's International Holding Company. In 2022, he launched Air Arabia Sudan, enhancing connectivity between Sudan, Africa, and the Middle East. Under his stewardship, DAL Group employs over 10,000 people and indirectly supports more than 50,000 individuals, solidifying his role as a major figure in Sudanese and regional business.

Established companies with a proven track record, Opportunities in sectors such as food production, engineering, automotive, agriculture, real estate, education, and financial services, Projects with potential for significant growth and impact in Sudan and the broader region, Investments that align with DAL Group's commitment to quality, innovation, and social responsibility