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Nizhny Novgorod’s $7M Broiler Farm to Boost Exports by 2030

Russia’s latest agricultural powerhouse is taking flight. This export-focused farm could reshape the region’s economy—and the global poultry market.

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In this image on the left side there are some hens which are in some basket, at the bottom there is...
In this image on the left side there are some hens which are in some basket, at the bottom there is some scrap and grass. In the background there is a fence and some plants, flowers and trees and there is one pole and some wooden sticks.

Nizhny Novgorod’s $7M Broiler Farm to Boost Exports by 2030

A major agricultural project is set to take shape in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. Aviakor has announced plans to build a large broiler chicken farm, with construction expected to begin in 2026. The company will invest 520 million rubles in the facility by 2025, marking a significant boost for the region’s economy.

The farm’s development will stretch from 2026 to 2030. Once operational, the facility will focus heavily on exports, supplying poultry to international markets. Officials estimate that the business will bring in 884 million rubles in yearly revenue.

Financial projections suggest the investment will break even within four years. Annual profits are forecast to reach 572 million rubles, making the venture a potentially lucrative addition to the local agricultural sector.

The project promises long-term economic benefits for Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. With construction starting in 2026 and full operations by 2030, the farm will create a steady revenue stream. The export-driven model also positions the region as a key player in the poultry market.

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