Fourteen new falcon farms boost global presence at international auction

Specialized falcon breeding farms from across the globe continue to arrive at the International Falcon Breeders Auction in Malham, north of Riyadh, as the event enters its eleventh day. This growing participation highlights the auction’s rising status and reliability among breeders, investors, and falconry enthusiasts.

The National Center for Falcons welcomed the addition of 14 new farms, including six from Spain, as well as others from Germany, England, Russia, Slovakia, Belgium, France, the Czech Republic, and Bahrain. Their involvement further strengthens the auction’s international profile and demonstrates its ability to attract leading global breeders.

This steady influx reflects the reputation the auction has earned among falcon breeding farms worldwide, thanks to its trusted environment for buying and selling, and the direct opportunity it offers to reach a wide audience of falconers and buyers.

The auction’s strong purchasing power is a key draw for international farms, as the large turnout of buyers provides opportunities to market their birds and achieve competitive prices, encouraging even more breeders to participate.

The International Falcon Breeders Auction will continue to welcome breeding farms until August 25, offering dedicated exhibition spaces for showcasing birds and participation in live competitive auctions.