The integrated facility will combine poultry and aquafeed production with bulk storage, adding capacity closer to livestock and aquaculture producers in southern and southeastern Nigeria.
The developments form part of wider investment in feed manufacturing, poultry production and aquaculture, including planned soybean processing facilities and fish farming expansion.
The integrated project includes a 360,000-tonne-a-year feed plant and a pig farm designed for expansion to 2 million pigs.
Automation has raised the factory’s daily production capacity from 5 tonnes to 50 tonnes, as the company aims to boost livestock productivity and farmers’ incomes.
The new order strengthens IMAS Makina’s African feed milling portfolio, with equipment shipment scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.
Trouw Nutrition has introduced a new operating model for Ireland as it shifts manufacturing away from Belfast.
Rising raw-material costs are squeezing feed mill margins and forcing farmers to cut production.
The plant is fully operational and designed to produce both mash and pelleted feed.
Uzbekistan was selected as the 2026 host because of its growing importance as a regional milling and flour hub.
The new subsidiary focuses on providing end-to-end equipment and technology solutions for the livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.