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CESCO EPC World Grain Trade Review 2023:
Refl ecting on Achievements and Projects
2023 to an end, providing an opportune moment to refl ect
on the achievements and challenges that have defi ned the
trajectory of the grain industry this year. In this context, a
valuable opportunity arises to closely analyze the events that
have shaped this ever-evolving industry and to acknowledge the
prominent role played by CESCO EPC.
This renowned German company, headquartered in
Konstanz, has established itself as a prominent fi gure in
the design and supply of industrial plants for grain logistics
and processing, in addition to providing metallic structures
and buildings (integrated design of silos and structures for
processing buildings). Formerly known as Petkus Engineering
GmbH, the company has solidifi ed its reputation through the
global execution of projects, offering cutting-edge technological
solutions backed by decades of experience.
Since 2009, CESCO EPC has installed 54 plants worldwide,
comprising 45 grain terminals with a storage capacity of
1,989,700 metric tons, and 9 dry milling plants with a total
milling capacity of 4,260 tons per day.
Currently, CESCO EPC is engaged in the development of
projects and the establishment of facilities globally across over
15 countries. Noteworthy areas of infl uence include Europe,
Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the Middle East, the Far East, and Africa.
These international expansions underscore the company's
commitment to providing comprehensive solutions worldwide
and meeting the needs of its clients on a global scale.
With a portfolio encompassing land-based and port
terminals, dry milling plants, and turnkey projects, CESCO EPC
stands out for its commitment to excellence, operational agility,
and client satisfaction. In an industry where adaptability and
innovation are imperative, CESCO EPC emerges as a reliable
partner for investors seeking prominence in the grain industry.
Highlighted Projects of 2023
CESCO is currently involved in projects around the world:
Project in Qatar: One of CESCO's recent noteworthy projects
is the Strategic Food Security Facilities at the Port of Hamad,
overseen by the Government of Qatar. In collaboration with the
main contractor, AlJaber Engineering, CESCO GmbH is tasked
with providing the entire technological component for the Rice
Storage Terminal.
This comprehensive project entails the construction of a
concrete silo facility boasting a total capacity of 300,000 tons.
Additionally, it includes a loading line connecting the jetty to the
Sanitary Silos Block, capable of handling 600 tons per hour, as
well as a transfer line linking all silos and processing units, with
a capacity of 200 tons per hour.
Project in Egypt: At the Port of Alexandria in Egypt, CESCO
is in the process of rehabilitating transportation equipment at
PIER 85. This rehabilitation includes equipping a 100,000-ton
Grain Port Terminal with heavy-duty chain and belt conveyors,
with a capacity of up to 2x600 tons per hour. Additionally,
modern control panels and software will be installed for effi cient
operation of the plant.
Projects in Ukraine: At the same time, in Ukraine, CESCO
has successfully completed the installation of conveying
equipment for three Inland Grain Terminals located in
Chetyrboki, Shepetova, and Dunaevtsy, providing a combined
storage capacity of 250,000 tons. These facilities are equipped
with the latest generation of chain and belt conveyors, as well
as bucket elevators with a capacity of up to 250 t/h, highlighting
CESCO's expertise in enhancing grain processing facilities.
Project in Cameroon: Furthermore, in Cameroon, CESCO
has signed a contract, currently in the materials delivery
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