The change reflects the organization’s expanding mission in both grains and bio-based products.
The replanting rate dropped further to 2% last year, prompting concerns about long-term sustainability.
This loophole has prompted accusations of trade distortion, with Indian processors and farmers facing unfair competition.
The investment seeks to strengthen origination capacity and logistics infrastructure across key grain-producing regions, enhancing market access and reducing costs for local producers.
The acquisition will be carried out through ChrysCapital’s affiliates, Infinity Partners, Aqua Investments Ltd, and Atreides Investments BV.