Olam buys Nigeria's BUA assets for US$275m
They include wheat mills and pasta manufacturing facilities
Singapore
COMMODITIES trader Olam International is about to make some pasta. And it is going to do that in Nigeria, where it thinks the market will grow 8 per cent every year and where pasta imports are currently banned.
The group said on Monday that it has forked out US$275 million in total enterprise value to snap up the wheat milling and pasta manufacturing assets of Nigeria's BUA Group, a foods and infrastructure conglomerate.
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