The dual announcement reflects the company’s commitment to balancing financial discipline with investments in leadership capabilities as it navigates a challenging operating environment.
Industry leaders say stronger partnerships and wider use of fortified flour can help reduce hidden hunger across Africa and Asia.
The enhancements are designed to improve durability, increase storage capacity, and deliver greater cost efficiency for livestock producers, feed manufacturers, and agribusinesses seeking modern storage infrastructure.
The stronger performance was driven primarily by robust results in its Soybean and Softseed Processing and Refining segments, supported by improved market conditions and an expanded global platform following the Viterra integration.
The mill will be built on the site of the company’s former wheat flour mill, which was decommissioned and razed after operations ended in November 2025.