Bunge has finalized the acquisition of the grain elevator and storage assets of North West Terminal Ltd. near Unity, Saskatchewan, expanding its grain handling capacity in Western Canada. The fermentation and distillation facility will remain under NWT’s operation.

Bunge has completed the purchase of North West Terminal’s grain elevator assets, originally announced on September 22, 2025. Located near Unity, Saskatchewan, the facility includes a 63,000-metric-tonne storage capacity, full grain cleaning and drying systems, and access to both CPKC and CN railway making it one of the largest grain handling sites in the region.

Kyle Jeworski

“We’re excited to strengthen our presence in west central Saskatchewan and provide customers with the high level of service they expect from a grain industry leader like Bunge,” said Kyle Jeworski, head of Bunge in Canada. He added that the company plans to invest in the facility to ensure efficient long-term operations and maintain its role as a regional employer and community partner.

The transaction underlines Bunge’s continued expansion in grain origination and infrastructure, reinforcing supply chain efficiency for cereals and oilseeds across North America. Founded more than 200 years ago, Bunge operates in more than 50 countries and is a leading supplier of feed grains, oilseeds and plant-based proteins.