Investments Funding & M&A

This partnership reflects on shared ambition to strengthen food supply and drive greater efficiency across the dairy value chain.

This will reduce antibiotic use and improve animal health.

The new hospital will provide care for pets, exotic animals, horses, camels, and livestock.

The facility will have an annual feed production capacity of 400,000 tonnes and is expected to become operational in 2027

The project is being implemented in two phases: vaccine development and distribution

UBM is constructing a network of facilities spanning multiple regions to reduce Kazakhstan’s reliance on feed imports

The development will drive impact through aquaculture production, research and innovation, HEAP partnerships, infrastructure development, and skills development initiatives.

The project aims to improve vaccine quality, reduce wastage and strengthen disease prevention efforts

The initiative is expected to boost feed demand, value addition and market access in pastoral regions

The training programme has so far brought together 98 veterinary practitioners and para-veterinarians from across Rwanda.