Documented public project

EthioChicken breeder-farm and hatchery expansion

A five-year capacity program supporting day-old-chick and feed supply to rural farmers. The disclosed investment combines breeder farms, a hatchery and working capital rather than treating equipment as the whole project.

Breeding, hatchery and poultry feedTwo 60,000-bird breeder farms · one new hatcheryActive IFC investment

Documented project facts

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New breeder capacity
Two farms at 60,000 birds each
Hatchery scope
One new hatchery facility
Total project cost
Approximately US$16.2 million
IFC financing
Up to US$10 million equivalent
Investment milestone
Approved March 2021; invested February 2022

What a buyer can take from this record

HatchMatch procurement observations, separate from the source’s project facts.

  • A bankable budget needs working capital and parent-stock procurement alongside buildings and equipment.
  • Distribution reach and farmer support affect hatchery throughput assumptions and dispatch design.
  • Plan phase capacity around realistic chick demand, not only machine nameplate capacity.

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