From its earliest years, AlSahl Group’s founders believed Libya’s long-term development would require more than oil revenues alone—that agriculture, industrial production, food security, logistics, and private sector investment were essential pillars of economic resilience and national stability. That founding conviction continues to shape how the company approaches investment.
Today, AlSahl Group operates through six major divisions: industrial operations, agribusiness, healthcare, trade and distribution, real estate and construction, and services, energy, and information technology. “There is strong demand across key sectors, particularly housing, infrastructure, and services, while many areas remain underdeveloped,” says General Manager Dr. Naser Gadad.
“From an investment perspective, we prioritize durability, ensuring projects remain viable over time.”
Dr. Naser Gadad, General Manager, AlSahl Group Holding
Post ThisThe healthcare division includes pharmaceutical distribution, medical equipment, infant nutrition products, cosmetics, pharmacy operations, and personal care products—investments that reflect increasing demand for healthcare infrastructure and medical services across Libya. Meanwhile, the group’s trade and distribution operations span frozen meat imports, beverage distribution, automotive supply chains, heavy equipment distribution, retail supermarkets, and nationwide consumer goods logistics.
Technology and digital transformation have also become major priorities within the group’s long-term strategy. Through HASHI and related subsidiaries, AlSahl Group provides cybersecurity services, cloud computing, network infrastructure, and digital transformation consulting. Zadco, its renewable energy subsidiary, continues investing in energy systems, electrical services, and smart infrastructure—sectors expected to define Libya’s future growth. “From an investment perspective, we prioritize durability, ensuring projects remain viable over time,” says Gadad. The company also remains active in oil through Libyan Technical Oil Services, specializing in wireline logging, slickline services, reservoir evaluation, and well diagnostics, with further investment planned in drilling and workover rigs.
Fast Facts
One of Libya’s longest-established investment and development companies.
Operations span agribusiness, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, logistics, and healthcare.
Operates 32 factories and more than 60 companies across Libya.
Aligned with reconstruction, food security, industrial productivity, technology modernization, workforce development, and long-term national economic growth.
Governance, workforce development, and corporate responsibility remain central to the group’s institutional identity. AlSahl describes itself as a professionally managed institution supported by multinational leadership, international auditing standards, and structured long-term planning. Vocational training programs span engineering, business administration, nursing, industrial safety, hospitality, computer science, and oil and gas operations, developed through partnerships with international organizations and educational institutions aimed at strengthening Libya’s technical workforce.
The group’s charitable commitments extend across scholarships, healthcare initiatives, humanitarian assistance, rehabilitation programs, and community development throughout Libya—reflecting a broader philosophy that private sector institutions should contribute directly to long-term social stability and national wellbeing. For a group that has spent more than six decades building operational capacity across Libya’s economy, that commitment to long-term value—commercial, social, and institutional—remains the clearest measure of its ambitions.
