SPAIN – Silos Córdoba, a well-known name in the metal silos manufacturing industry, is back in the market with renewed vigour after its operational closure in February 2023, transforming under new ownership.
The silo maker’s return to the market follows its official acquisition by Silos Grupo, which has taken over the complete intellectual property of Silos Córdoba, including its engineering designs, registered trademarks, and other essential assets.
In an official statement, Silos Córdoba expressed its renewed commitment to providing the same quality solutions that had previously made it a global leader.
“Following the cessation of operations of Silos Córdoba SL in February 2023, we renew our commitment to maintaining the legacy of quality and leadership that has established us as a global benchmark in the metal silos sector,” the company said.
Notably, the acquisition has enabled a portion of Silos Córdoba’s original team to continue with the new company, ensuring that over 45 years of accumulated expertise remain intact.
This blend of experience and innovation, supported by SCG Silos Grupo, allows the company to meet and exceed industry standards, offering comprehensive storage solutions.
The product range includes flat-bottom silos, hopper silos, truckload silos, farm silos, and complete turnkey storage plants, catering to diverse storage needs across more than 45 countries.
A renewed focus on innovation and sustainability
Under the management of SCG Silos Grupo, the company plans to intensify its focus on innovative solutions.
With climate change affecting global grain production and storage conditions, the company aims to introduce products designed for resilience. Advanced silo technologies, such as automated systems for monitoring grain moisture and temperature, are expected to play a significant role in the company’s product offerings.
In addition, Silos Córdoba’s return to the market is expected to have a profound impact, particularly in Europe, Africa, and Latin America, regions where the company had established a strong presence before its operational pause.
The market for grain silos is expected to grow significantly, with reports predicting the global grain storage market to reach over US$3.5 billion by 2027.
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