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Rasha: Kamfanin Noma na Penza Ya Shirya Tsara Shagon Kayan Lambu Mai Tan 20,000 Wanda Ya Kai Rubles Biliyan 1.45

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Wani rumbun adana dankali a York, Prince Edward Island, Kanada (ba Rasha ba)
Photo: A potato warehouse in York, Prince Edward Island, Canada (not Russia) (illustrative). Larry from Charlottetown, PEI, Canada / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

Key takeaways

  • 20,000 t of storage planned by the Razdolye farm in Penza
  • 1,447.3 million roubles is the total cost of the project
  • 10,000 t first phase is due in 2027, full build by 2029
  • 7.5 years is the stated payback period for the store

Me ya sa yake da matsala

Ga manoma
Compare your own storage plans with the 72,000 roubles per tonne benchmark before committing capital, and budget for washing and packing lines if you target retail.
Ga 'yan kasuwa
Plan for more packed Volga-region potatoes from 2027; talk early with new storage operators about winter and spring supply contracts.
Ga masu kaya
Approach the project now: climate control, washing, sorting and packing lines and a 1.5 MW substation are still to be equipped for both phases.
Ga masu saka jari
Check the 7.5-year payback against financing costs and verify how the second phase will be funded, since only 240 million roubles is invested so far.

Takaitaccen bayani na daƙiƙa 60

A farm in the Penza region is building a vegetable storage complex that combines cold storage with washing, sorting and potato packing, and the national agriculture minister has reviewed it. The planned capacity is 20,000 tonnes, delivered in two stages: half in 2027 and the rest by 2029. Total spending is put at roughly 1.45 billion roubles, of which the investor says 240 million have already been spent. The stated payback is seven and a half years, and 131 jobs are promised with pay above 70,000 roubles a month. For growers and retailers in the Volga area, extra packed supply in winter and spring could change regional sourcing. At about 72,000 roubles per tonne of capacity, the scheme offers a reference cost for similar stores. All figures come from the project side and have not been checked independently, and funding for the second stage is not yet confirmed.

20,000 ttotal storage capacity
10,000 tfirst phase, due 2027
1,447.3 mln RUBjimlar farashin aikin
240 mln RUBown funds invested so far
7.5 shekarulokacin biya
131sabbin ayyuka
1.5 MWpower substation
Babban abokin tarayyaKare amfanin gona ga masana'antar dankali

Russian Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut has reviewed a vegetable storage project in Penza region. The project belongs to the agricultural firm Razdolye in Penza district. Local outlet Stolica58 reported the visit on 19 September.

The complex will hold 20,000 tonnes of produce at one time. Total project cost is 1,447.3 million roubles. According to the project data, the investor has already put 240 million roubles of own funds into it.

Two phases to 2029

The first phase will store 10,000 tonnes. It is due to open in 2027. Full completion is planned for 2029.

Takaitaccen Bayani game da masana'antar safe Muhimman abubuwan da ake buƙata a rana a cikin imel ɗaya.

Kwanakin mako. Cire rajista da dannawa ɗaya.

The payback period is 7.5 years. The project will create 131 jobs. The average salary will exceed 70,000 roubles per month.

The Potato Union, the Russian potato industry association, republished the report on 24 September. Its version lists the planned equipment:

  • modern climate control systems
  • washing and sorting lines
  • potato packing equipment
  • an independent water supply
  • a 1.5-megawatt power substation

Dmitry Lavrentyev founded the firm. He said the project aims to strengthen the region as a reliable vegetable supplier for the whole Volga area.

The minister visited Penza region on 18 September. During the same visit, Governor Oleg Melnichenko thanked the ministry. He said it had helped to solve fuel supply for the harvest campaign.

Me ya sa yake da matsala

Storage with washing and packing lets growers sell potatoes later in the season. It also lets them supply retail chains with packed product instead of bulk potatoes from the field.

By our calculation, the cost is about 72,000 roubles per tonne of storage capacity. That is a useful benchmark for other investors in Russian vegetable storage. Only 240 million roubles, or about one sixth of the budget, has been invested so far. The reports do not say how the rest of the cost will be financed. The second phase still has to be financed after 2027.

Photo: A potato warehouse in York, Prince Edward Island, Canada (not Russia) (illustrative). Larry from Charlottetown, PEI, Canada / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

Takaitaccen Bayani Kan Dankali na Duniya

Manyan labarai guda biyar, farashi, faɗakarwa game da cututtuka da abubuwan da suka faru. Safiya na ranakun mako, babu talla.

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Abin da za a aika

Abin da na gaba

The first 10,000-tonne phase is due to open in 2027 and the full complex by 2029. Financing of the second phase has not been detailed.

Sources

  1. Столица58: Оксана Лут оценила пензенский инвестпроект по хранению овощей (19.09.2026) — https://stolica58.ru/news/obcshestvo/oksana-lut-otsenila-penzenskij-investproekt-po-hraneniyu-ovoshhej
  2. Картофельный союз: Оксана Лут оценила пензенский инвестпроект по хранению овощей (24.09.2026) — https://welikepotato.ru/oksana-lut-oczenila-penzenskij-investproekt-po-hraneniyu-ovoshhej/
  3. По данным компании; ОДИН ИСТОЧНИК

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