The investment increases local flour production and comes days after the company widened its sustainable agriculture partnership with IDH across West Africa.
The program brings together farmers, agronomists and supply chain partners to support responsible sourcing, strengthen long-term resilience and help create a more sustainable future for food production.
Kazakhstan plans to use Morocco as a trade and logistics hub to grow its wheat exports to North and West Africa.
The company has begun collecting this year’s wheat crop from farmers across Oman as it continues a national programme that supports local grain production and food security.
The move comes despite expectations of strong wheat production and export volumes in the 2025-26 marketing year.