Launch of grain processing plant in Rostov Oblast could be delayed.
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The commissioning of LLC Donbiotech's grain processing plant for amino acids production, which is currently under development in Rostov Oblast, Russia, may be moved from 2014 to 2Q 2015 or 3Q 2015. The delay is caused by some problems, including funds, infrastructure and conflict with energy company Lukoil-Rostovenergo over the connection of the facility to the Volgodonsk CHP power plant. The project, a joint venture between Donbiotech and Germany-based Evonik, will include facilities to manufacture Biolys-branded granulated lysine sulfate and by-products like starch, gluten and bran. The wheat processing units are capable of converting 250,000 tonnes/y of wheat into 100,000 tonnes/y of lysine, which are meant to be delivered to animal feed and processing industry markets. A construction permit has already been secured by Donbiotech and just needs to obtain requisite files by Oct 2014 to formally start the plant's construction.
The company also plans to sign 15 equipment contracts with a combined value of around EUR 50-60 M. Original Source: RCCnews, http://www.rccnews.ru/Eng/, Copyright RCCnews.ru 2014.
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