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  1. Delta State allocated land for a feed plant and Olam Agri discussed expansion plans.

Olam Agri begins $70M feed mill construction in Delta State, Nigeria

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What happened

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Olam Agri has commenced the construction of a $70 million Integrated Feed Mill facility in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State. The facility will have the capacity to produce 1,500-tonne-per-day poultry feed and 300-tonne-per-day aqua feed, with completion scheduled for 2027. The project involves 99.99 hectares of land.

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Why it matters

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The investment is intended to strengthen Olam Agri’s animal feed operations in West Africa. By establishing production capacity closer to customers in the South-South and South-East, the company aims to improve access to quality animal feed and support the productivity of livestock farmers.

Delta State had previously allocated land for the feed plant, leading to Olam Agri discussing expansion plans.

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Who's involved

  • Delta StateThe state hosting the new agricultural infrastructure project
  • NigeriaThe sovereign nation receiving the private investment
  • Amit AgarwalSenior Vice President & Business Head of Integrated Feeds & Proteins for Olam Agri in Nigeria

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Delta StateSpeculative

    Delta State could receive a direct $70 million capital investment and benefit from job creation.

  • NigeriaSpeculative

    Nigeria might see bolstered national agricultural production due to the significant private investment.

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