The complex will have capacity of nearly 3 million tons a year, including 2.4 million tons of phosphate fertilizers and 570,000 tons of nitrogen fertilizers.
The market expansion comes amid ongoing concerns about global food security.
For the fertilizer and agricultural sector, the acquisition could create opportunities to combine Omnia’s established crop-nutrition portfolio and African market presence with Solar Industries’ international expansion strategy.
The framework is designed to provide immediate financial and policy support to countries facing heightened vulnerabilities while strengthening their capacity to withstand future external shocks.
The proposed plant is expected to produce more than 1 million metric tonnes of phosphate-based fertilizer annually, creating a substantial new source of domestically manufactured crop nutrients for American farmers.