FAMSUN has already invested more than US$75 million in Egypt and plans a further US$100 million, taking its total investment to about US$175 million.
The total project cost is estimated at US$12.3 million.
The range will make its official UK debut at PATS 2026 at the NEC Birmingham from 27–29 September.
The collaboration will cover fish feed, fingerlings, fish by-products for livestock feed, organic farming, capacity building and commercialisation of research innovations.
The new subsidiary will invest in building an aquaculture feed production facility in Ecuador, formalising a project TFM first announced in February 2027.
Stronger research links could help livestock farmers adopt new technologies and access timely information on animal health and farm management.
The development signals a shift from insect-feed pilots to integrated commercial-scale production.
The partnership will help prove what millions of pet families already know: pets do not just make life better; they make us healthier.
The government has identified opportunities in feed production, poultry health, farm inputs and distribution.
The agreement spans feed, hatcheries, farming, processing, cold chain and distribution.