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Introduction	As part of its ambitious growth and development plan, the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri) announces the signing of an agreement to establish the National Grain Company, which is a joint venture (JV) between Bahri and the Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC). The JV aims to build and establish a terminal for handling grains at Yanbu Commercial Port, seeking to meet the future needs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for major crops and cereals.
Project Start Date	2nd half of 2021.
Project Cost	Nearly USD 110 million.
Project Method of Funding	The project will be funded through the company's cash flow in addition to bank financing.
Expected Project End Date	2nd half of 2022.
Expected Impact on the Company's Financial Results	The company is currently working on determining the expected financial impact of the project on the company's financial results, which it does not expect to be a material. The company will announce later the financial impact if it was material.
Expected Date on Which the Impact on the Financial Results of the Company will Start	The expected impact of the project on the company's financial results will begin upon completion of the project.
Expected Date for the Pilot Production of the Project to Begin	1st half of 2022.
Duration of the pilot production of the project	3 months.
Expected date for the commercial production of the project	2nd half of 2022.
Executing Party/Counter Party in the Project/Contract	The executing party will be appointed in the second half of 2020 and It will be announced later.
Related Parties	Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC), Owned by Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Additional Information	It is worth noting that the project extends over an area of 313,000 sqm, and the storage capacity of the terminal is 280,000 tons, while the production capacity of the terminal ranges from 3 to 5 million tons annually.

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