The project will raise the site’s total flour capacity to 1,350 tons per day with an additional 750 tons/day from the new mill, while the feed plant will contribute 240 tons/day.
The company’s revenue also climbed 24% year-on-year to N442.1 billion (US$363.6 million), buoyed by strong performances in flour, rice, and pasta segments.
The conference highlighted the growing need for sustainable, high-protein feed options to support rapidly expanding fish farming sectors.
This dramatic rise positions Nigeria as a key player in Russia’s expanding agricultural trade with Africa.
The first convoy, made up of 105 wagons carrying 3rd and 4th category wheat, departed Kazakhstan on April 30.