Through this partnership, SATAKE aims to combine both companies’ technologies and know-how to strengthen its presence in the global cereal market.
The company has since purchased several more units, which together will add 40,000 tonnes of storage capacity, and plans to make the extra space available to other agricultural producers.
The strategic pivot builds upon SWISCA’s core engineering expertise in flow-sheet design, plant analysis, and customized mill construction.
The new center brings K-State’s internationally recognized strengths in grain, food, and animal sciences together in an interdisciplinary environment designed to accelerate discovery, prepare the next generation of industry leaders, and create solutions for a rapidly changing global food system.
The project is designed to improve grain handling, speed up vessel unloading, and strengthen the efficiency of Cameroon’s main commercial port.