Investors from Singapore and the United States plan to invest about US$300 million in the construction of two vegetable oil extraction plants, a grain terminal, and transshipment facilities in Odesa region's Lyman district, according to Odesa Regional State Administration.
A respective trilateral memorandum was signed by Chairman of Odesa Regional Administration Maksym Stepanov, Director of Singapore-based Delta Wilmar Andrey Romantsov, and Director of the U.S.-based Grain Agro Invest Sergey Tormosa on October 10.
Two investment projects worth $150 million each will be launched in 2017, according to the agreements between the administration and investors.
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Grain Argo Invest is to build a grain storage and transshipment complex, as well as an oil extraction plant. The annual capacity of the new berth will be up to 3 million tonnes. The project will provide about 300 new jobs.
UNIAN memo. Delta Wilmar represents one of the world's largest processors of agricultural products, operating in 50 countries on five continents. It has over 500 plants worldwide. The company's shares are listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange.