The Agrokoncernas Group is responsible for the construction of one of Europe’s most modern deep grain processing plants. Its main objective is to add value to grain through innovative solutions.
The Agrokoncerns group of companies is implementing a project worth more than EUR 300 million in the city of Kuršėnai, district of Šiauliai. The Agrokoncernas GDP company is designing one of the most modern deep grain processing plants in Europe on the former site of the Pavenčių sugar factory. It is expected to take around five years to build. This is a project of national importance, which will make Kuršėnai the economic heart of the whole Šiauliai region. Around 300 jobs would be created to service the plant, almost 70% of which would be for highly skilled professionals. Our vision To become the most advanced cereal processing company in Europe. The plant will use the world’s most advanced technologies and sustainable, waste-free production solutions. Our mission A revolution in grain processing! The plant will be equipped with the highest level of technology and the most innovative solutions to add value to cereals and develop a sustainable business model.
Ventos str. 79b, Kuršėnai, Šiauliai dist. +370 37 490 490 gamykla@agrokoncernas.lt
Around 500,000 tonnes of wheat are to be processed per year. The two main products will be starch and gluten. One of the by-products of production, bioethanol, will be used as biofuel.
The circular production process will end with biofertilisers. They are used to fertilise soils, increase soil fertility and the amount of organic matter in the soil, and stimulate soil microbiological activity.
The Deep Grain Processing Plant will require more than 250 different highly skilled professionals. The greatest need is for engineers with different specialisations who can operate and maintain modern equipment and ensure the smooth and uninterrupted operation of the plant. If you are interested in joining the team, please fill in the form below or send your CV directly to personalas@agrokoncernasgdp.lt
This project is being implemented with experienced partners who ensure the quality of the equipment and the safety of the processes. The plant will operate continuously, but all its processes will be closed. Its construction process includes a comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), which aims to ensure that the plant’s processes are as safe and friendly to the environment and people as possible.
The Agrokoncernas GDP plant will follow the Green Deal guidelines and recommendations. The Green Deal covers the strategy adopted by the European Union, commonly referred to as “From Field to Table”. Its main objective is to ensure food safety and reduce the negative environmental impact of production.
