Obour Land for Food Industries (OLFI)
The Egyptian Exchange · Consumer Non-Durables
Not compliant, per the screens we randebt 47%, above the 30% limit
Obour Land for Food Industries stock (OLFI) is not compliant with AAOIFI Shari'ah Standard No. 21 per our screen dated 2026-10-29: debt is 47% of the 12-month average market capitalisation, above the 30% limit.
Purification share0.4%
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- Price
- 19.34 EGPLast close 2026-10-27
- Market cap
- 7.59 B EGPat the 2026-10-27 close
- Symbol
- EGX:OLFI
- Market
- The Egyptian Exchange
- Sector
- Consumer Non-Durables
- Industry
- Food: Meat/Fish/Dairy
This page shows the Sharia screening result only.
Figures as of 2026-10-29 13:13
Sharia screening
Not compliant, per the screens we ran
We apply AAOIFI Shari'ah Standard No. 21, Financial Paper (Shares and Bonds), issued on 30 Rabi' I 1425 AH (20 May 2004), as published on AAOIFI's website. We last reviewed its limits on 2026-10-01. We read what the standard says; we do not issue fatwas.
This is an automated read of published screens, not a fatwa. We name what we ran; whatever we did not run stays outside the read.
Obour Land for Food Industries in numbers
Obour Land for Food Industries ranks 4 of 12 in the Consumer Non-Durables sector on The Egyptian Exchange by market cap (7.59 B EGP). Its debt-to-equity ratio is 2.66.
Published figures with their date, not financial advice. Market cap and P/E use the 2026-10-27 close.
The five screens, one by one
We ran 4 of 5 screens; the ratios are shown as measured.
| Business activity (sector and industry) | No excluded activity in its sector or industry | Passed |
| Interest-bearing debt to market cap | 47%, limit 30% | Did not pass |
| Cash and interest-bearing securities to market cap | 2%, limit 30% | Passed |
| Non-permissible income to revenue | 0.4%, limit 5% | Passed |
| Receivables to market cap | Not run: the standard sets no limit for it |
Purification share
0.4% of the company's revenue is non-permissible income, and the shareholder gives away that share of the stock's earnings. We show the share only; we do not publish a per-share amount.
Figures as of 2026-10-29 13:13
Company facts
- Debt-to-equity ratio 2.66
Figures computed from the company's published financial statements and read on 2026-10-28. They move with every new statement; this states a figure, it is an educational reading, not financial advice.
Fundamental filter
Below the stated threshold
- The company actually earned a profit over the last twelve months. Not measured
- Its debt does not exceed twice its shareholders' equity. Not met
- The rest of the fundamental filter: every check in full, with its state — met, not met, or not measured.
- And whatever the source does not publish is named as such — never counted as a met check.
These are this page's items only; each plan's full list is on the pricing page.
Figures as of 2026-10-28
An automated quality screen on published figures, not financial advice. Every threshold is stated, every reason is named with its figure and its date, and the decision stays yours.
Frequently asked about Obour Land for Food Industries
Does Obour Land for Food Industries stock need purification?
0.4% of the company's revenue is non-permissible income, and the shareholder gives away that share of the stock's earnings. We show the share only; we do not publish a per-share amount.
How do I work out zakat on Obour Land for Food Industries shares?
The zakat calculator on this site gives an indicative amount from the value of the shares you hold; detailed rulings belong to scholars.
Which market lists Obour Land for Food Industries?
Obour Land for Food Industries is listed on The Egyptian Exchange under the symbol OLFI.
Other Consumer Non-Durables stocks on The Egyptian Exchange
No stock by that name in this list.
Figures as of 2026-10-29.
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