Key Takeaways
- Royal Cosun has received a subsidy commitment from the Lithuanian government to support a potential plant-based protein facility.
- The project remains under evaluation, with a final investment decision expected in 2026.
- The initiative aligns with Cosun’s strategy to expand its plant-based protein portfolio.
- Lithuania is being assessed as a favorable location due to infrastructure and investment conditions.
- Separately, Cosun has also signed a tailor-made agreement with the Dutch government to support sustainability investments.
Royal Cosun Advances Plans for Plant-Based Protein Expansion
Royal Cosun has announced that it has been granted a subsidy commitment by the Lithuanian government to support the potential construction of a facility dedicated to high-quality plant-based proteins. The company stated that Lithuania offers favorable conditions for this type of investment, and the commitment will be considered as part of its ongoing decision-making process.
Cosun expects to complete its internal evaluation and reach a final decision on the investment in 2026. No final construction decision has yet been confirmed.
The potential project forms part of Cosun’s broader ambition to unlock the full value of agricultural crops while contributing to a more circular and resilient food system.
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