Symaga works on silo project in Bangladesh
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
Editor
Dry Bulk,
A few months ago, assembly works started for the new City Group plant, one of the main agroindustry players in Bangladesh, that has entrusted Symaga for the second time for a silo project. This new storage plant is located in Rupshi, Dhaka, with a total storage of 406 059 m3. During the first months of 2021, Symaga manufactured: 31 silos SBH1986/27, eight silos SBH1986/27, one silo SBH1757/27, eight silos SC0350/03T45, and one silo SCE0920/25T45 – and now the company is supervising the assembly progress.
Bangladesh is one of the fastest growing markets. Symaga has developed projects for some of the main industrial and agribusiness companies since 2012. In 2016, Symaga consolidated its footprint in Bangladesh with two important projects. A new storage plant with 59 452 m3 for Akij flour mill in Dhaka, where Symaga supplied four flat bottom silos SBH2444/26. The customer satisfaction with Symaga silos and service allowed us to develop the extension phase with three flat bottom silo SBH2750/25. In the same year, we delivered another project for CITY AUTO RICE, a rice mill that belongs to City Group, with a total scope of 13 hopper silos (models SCE610 / 14T60, SCE610 / 13T60, SCE1070 / 17T45TE), with a combined capacity of 16 037 m3.
In 2018 Symaga consolidated its presence in Bangladesh with a grain terminal for one of the biggest local business groups, Bashundhara Ltd. This facility was built to enhance wheat trade in the country. In the same year, AR Specialized Auto Rice Mill PVT Ltd relied on Symaga for a new silo SCE0687 / 11T45 to store paddy rice. Bangladesh has a total 648 269 m3 of built storage which has been supplied by Symaga, and this year the company will complete the assembly of this new state-of-the-art oil plant of City Group.
2021 is a year marked by continuous steel price increases and volatility that has destabilised the sector – a market already hit by the impact of the pandemic. Symaga is proud of facing both crises, maintaining a sound orders portfolio and keeping manufacturing at full steam.
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