Nigeria

The new subsidiary focuses on providing end-to-end equipment and technology solutions for the livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.

The solar-powered, off-grid facility can store about 40 million vaccine doses, helping protect them from power outages.

High feed costs, limited access to quality fish seed and weak fish health systems are among the key barriers to aquaculture growth.

The initiative also seeks to reduce the Southeast’s dependence on crops traditionally associated with northern Nigeria.

A further 14 facilities are at various stages of completion across the country, strengthening livestock health.

The livestock development strategy focuses on health, commercial feeds, genetics, sustainability, value chains, peacebuilding, and market expansion.

Eliminating PPR would protect livestock assets that millions of African households depend on for food security, income and resilience.

The facility is expected to produce up to 1.2 billion vaccine doses annually, initially serving the domestic market.

Securing funding for strategic project components such as feedstock development is a significant step in building a resilient and sustainable ethanol value chain in Nigeria.