[10] Baladna's current facilities cover 2 million square metres and are spread across two farms that house 40 barns with state-of-the-art milking parlours.

[11] By the end of October, Baladna launched an initial public offering that is expected to raise 1.426 billion riyals ($392 million).

[20] Speaking to Bloomberg Daybreak about the results, Managing Director Ramez Al-Khayyat said Baladna planned to continue growing its product portfolio, and increase its presence and exports outside of Qatar.

The company also intends to grow crops in Qatar for the first time, using centre pivot irrigation to cultivate alfafa for cattle feed.

[23] Baladna has established itself as a key player in Qatar's food security strategy, with government and semi-government entities holding 27% of shares.

Operating through both premium (Baladna) and value (Awafi) brands, the company maintained strong market presence despite challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.