Rice Mill Project Cost in India: Complete 3–16 Ton Budget Guide for 2026–27
Plan Your Rice Mill Investment With the Right Machinery, Budget and Business Model
How much does it cost to set up a rice mill in India?
For commercial rice mills from 3 to 16 tons per hour, a practical starting budget for machinery planning is ₹45 lakh or more. The actual investment can be lower for certain simpler configurations or substantially higher for specialised projects.
For a new greenfield project, the indicative turnkey budget starts at approximately ₹1.9 crore for a raw rice mill and ₹4.5 crore for a steam or parboiled rice mill.
However, the actual rice mill project cost depends on more than capacity. A Government CMR rice mill in Chhattisgarh and a premium Basmati rice mill in Punjab may need completely different machinery, even when both plants have the same rated capacity.
At Agromach Engineering Pvt. Ltd., we provide complete rice mill machinery and turnkey project solutions covering project planning, machinery selection, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, training and technical support.
This guide explains machinery prices, turnkey project budgets, land requirements and the major factors affecting the cost of setting up a rice mill in India.
How Much Does a Rice Mill Project Cost in India?
The cost of a rice mill plant depends on capacity, processing method, machinery configuration, automation and project infrastructure.
Before investing, it is important to distinguish between machinery investment and the complete cost of establishing the factory. A machinery quotation covers the equipment specified in the proposal. The greenfield turnkey budgets on this page represent the project scope, but civil construction is not included. Land purchase or lease, statutory expenses, financing costs and working capital should also be budgeted separately unless specifically stated. The detailed technical and commercial proposal will define all remaining inclusions and exclusions.
These are indicative budgets for these planning considerations so investors can begin with realistic financial expectations. The following sections contain separate cost tables for machinery, raw rice mill projects and steam/parboiled projects.
Rice Mill Machinery Cost in India: Price List for 3–16 Ton Plants
The rice mill machinery price depends on processing capacity, machine specifications, rice variety, finished-rice quality and automation.
Agromach provides complete rice milling solutions, from paddy cleaning and destoning to husking, separation, whitening, polishing, grading, color sorting, material handling and packing.
The following table provides indicative machinery investment ranges for general commercial rice mill configurations.
| Plant capacity | Approx. machinery cost excluding color sorter |
|---|---|
| 3 ton/hour | ₹45–85 lakh |
| 4 ton/hour | ₹65–90 lakh |
| 5 ton/hour | ₹80–95 lakh |
| 6 ton/hour | ₹95 lakh–₹1.3 crore |
| 8 ton/hour | ₹1.3–1.7 crore |
| 10 ton/hour | ₹1.7–2.3 crore |
| 12 ton/hour | ₹2.3–2.9 crore |
| 16 ton/hour | ₹2.8–3.6 crore |
Pricing note: Indicative ranges for 2026–27. The final quotation will specify the complete machine list and selected equipment for the project. Specialised configurations may fall outside the stated ranges.
Why Does Rice Mill Machinery Cost Vary?
Two plants of the same capacity may require different machinery configurations. For example, a Government CMR plant may require a simpler processing line than a private-market rice mill designed for premium-quality rice.
The machinery investment changes according to the required processing stages, equipment models, machine quantities, automation and material-handling systems. The final rice mill machinery price must therefore be calculated according to the actual project requirements.
The following table provides indicative machinery investment ranges for general commercial rice mill configurations including color sorter.
| Plant capacity | Approx. machinery cost including color sorter |
|---|---|
| 3 ton/hour | ₹70–95 lakh |
| 4 ton/hour | ₹90 lakh–₹1.2 crore |
| 5 ton/hour | ₹1.1–1.4 crore |
| 6 ton/hour | ₹1.4–₹2 crore |
| 8 ton/hour | ₹2–2.7 crore |
| 10 ton/hour | ₹2.5–3.3 crore |
| 12 ton/hour | ₹3.3–3.8 crore |
| 16 ton/hour | ₹3.8–4.6 crore |
Pricing note: Indicative ranges for 2026–27. The final quotation will specify the complete machine list and selected equipment for the project. Specialised configurations may fall outside the stated ranges.
What Machinery Does Agromach Provide?
Agromach supplies complete processing solutions, including paddy cleaners, destoners, rubber roll shellers, husk aspirators, paddy separators, rice whiteners, silky polishers, graders, rice sizers, color sorters, elevators, conveyors, shifter, rice packing machine, blending and associated equipment at our in-house manufacturing facility in Faridabad, Haryana along with parboiling & dryer section. We do not outsource and do complete manufacturing in-house with our cutting-edge Laser cutting, Amada Bending, CNC Turning, VMC, Laser welding, shot blasting, powder coating, paint and assembly with over 30+ quality checkpoints for each model of each machine. In total Agromach’s Rice Mill Catalogue hosts 139 machines which are manufactured at our state-of-the art manufacturing setup for the past 20 years since 2007.
Boiler, parboiling and drying systems also form part of the turnkey project solution for those planning to go for steam/parboiled rice mills. Machine selection is based on the intended rice variety, finished-product quality and processing requirements.
Raw Rice Mill Project Cost: Greenfield Turnkey Budget
If you are planning to establish a new raw rice mill, the machinery cost represents only part of the overall investment. A greenfield project requires coordinated planning of machinery, factory layout, electrical infrastructure, installation, civil construction and other applicable facilities. Civil construction cost is not included in the indicative turnkey budget below.
Indicative raw rice mill turnkey budgets for 2026–27 are given below.
| Plant capacity | Approx. turnkey budget |
|---|---|
| 3 ton/hour | ₹1.9–3.2 crore |
| 4 ton/hour | ₹2–3.6 crore |
| 5 ton/hour | ₹2.3–4 crore |
| 6 ton/hour | ₹2.8–5 crore |
| 8 ton/hour | ₹3.2–6 crore |
| 10 ton/hour | ₹5.3–8.5 crore |
| 12 ton/hour | ₹6–10 crore |
| 16 ton/hour | ₹8–13 crore |
Indicative 2026–27 greenfield raw rice mill budgets. Civil construction cost is not included. Land purchase or lease, statutory expenses, financing costs and working capital are also outside these planning figures unless specifically stated. The detailed technical and commercial proposal will define the exact turnkey scope and all remaining inclusions/exclusions.
What Does the Raw Rice Mill Turnkey Budget Cover?
A new raw rice mill requires more than processing machinery. Depending on the agreed turnkey scope, the project may include machinery, material handling, plant engineering, electrical infrastructure, installation, commissioning and other supporting systems. Civil construction is not included in these indicative turnkey budgets. Land purchase or lease, statutory expenses, financing costs and working capital should also be planned separately unless specifically stated in the final proposal.
Steam and Parboiled Rice Mill Project Cost: Greenfield Turnkey Budget
A steam or parboiled rice mill requires additional processing systems compared with a raw rice mill. Depending on the process, these may include soaking, steaming, drying, boiler systems and related utilities.
The additional processing stages affect machinery selection, factory layout, land requirements and the overall project investment. The following table provides indicative greenfield turnkey budgets for 2026–27. Civil construction cost is not included in these figures.
| Plant capacity | Approx. turnkey budget |
|---|---|
| 3 ton/hour | ₹4.5–7.5 crore |
| 4 ton/hour | ₹5–8.5 crore |
| 5 ton/hour | ₹5.5–9.5 crore |
| 6 ton/hour | ₹7–10 crore |
| 8 ton/hour | ₹9–13 crore |
| 10 ton/hour | ₹10.5–14 crore |
| 12 ton/hour | ₹13–16 crore |
| 16 ton/hour | ₹14.5–19 crore |
Indicative 2026–27 greenfield budgets. Civil construction cost is not included. Land purchase or lease, statutory expenses, financing costs and working capital are also outside these planning figures unless specifically stated. Actual costs depend on processing technology, machinery configuration, utility requirements, site conditions and the agreed turnkey scope.
Why Does a Parboiled Rice Mill Cost More Than a Raw Rice Mill?
Parboiled rice production requires paddy pre-treatment before milling. Soaking, steaming and drying systems, along with required utilities and infrastructure, increase the investment compared with a plant containing only the milling section.
The actual parboiled rice mill project cost depends on the selected process, equipment specifications, automation, capacity and site requirements.
Does Agromach Provide Boiler and Drying Solutions?
Yes. Agromach provides complete project solutions that can include boiler, parboiling and drying systems according to the selected configuration. The detailed proposal will specify the equipment, utility requirements, installation and commissioning scope.
Raw vs Steam vs Parboiled Rice Mill Project Cost Comparison
The processing method can significantly change the investment required for a greenfield rice mill. A raw rice mill requires a different process configuration from a steam or parboiled plant. The correct choice should be based on paddy availability, market requirements, processing objectives and project economics.
| Capacity | Raw rice mill | Steam/parboiled mill |
|---|---|---|
| 3 ton | ₹1.9–3.2 Cr | ₹4.5–7.5 Cr |
| 4 ton | ₹2–3.6 Cr | ₹5–8.5 Cr |
| 5 ton | ₹2.3–4 Cr | ₹5.5–9.5 Cr |
| 6 ton | ₹2.8–5 Cr | ₹7–10 Cr |
| 8 ton | ₹3.2–6 Cr | ₹9–13 Cr |
| 10 ton | ₹5.3–8.5 Cr | ₹10.5–14 Cr |
| 12 ton | ₹6–10 Cr | ₹13–16 Cr |
| 16 ton | ₹8–13 Cr | ₹14.5–19 Cr |
These figures are approximate budgeting guidelines. Before finalising a project, evaluate the intended rice product, expected capacity utilisation, working capital and the total scope of machinery and infrastructure.
How Much Land Is Required for a Rice Mill Plant?
The optimum land requirement depends on processing method, machinery layout, storage, utilities, vehicle movement and future expansion. Agromach’s general land-planning guidelines are:
| Raw rice mill | Steam / parboiled rice mill |
|---|---|
| 0.5–1.5 acre | 1.5–2.5 acres |
| Indicative optimum planning allowance, subject to final layout and storage requirements. | Indicative optimum planning allowance, subject to process equipment, utilities and engineering. |
Land Required for a Raw Rice Mill
For initial planning, a raw rice mill generally requires approximately 0.5–1.5 acre of land. The actual plot requirement depends on capacity, storage, building layout, vehicle access and future expansion. Larger or storage-intensive configurations may require additional area.
Land Required for a Steam or Parboiled Rice Mill
A steam or parboiled rice mill generally requires approximately 1.5–2.5 acres for initial planning. Additional space may be needed for the boiler, pre-treatment systems, dryers, utilities and storage. The final land requirement should be confirmed after preparation of the plant layout.
Does Land Purchase Form Part of Rice Mill Project Cost?
Land purchase or lease must be included in the investor’s overall funding plan. Whether it is included in a turnkey quotation depends on the agreed project scope. The final estimate should identify land-related expenses clearly.
Why Two Rice Mills of the Same Capacity Can Have Completely Different Costs
A rice mill’s rated capacity tells us how much material it is designed to process per hour. It does not determine the machinery required to produce a particular finished-rice quality. Consider these two examples from Agromach’s project-cost experience.
| Chhattisgarh: Government CMR | Haryana / Punjab: Raw Basmati |
|---|---|
| ₹30–40 lakh machinery | Up to ₹3 crore machinery |
| 3 ton raw rice mill; CMR-oriented configuration | 3 ton raw rice mill; higher-specification private-market configuration |
Both figures refer to machinery investment alone. The equipment configurations differ, and neither is a universal price for every 3-ton project.
Government CMR Rice Mill in Chhattisgarh
A 3-ton raw rice mill designed primarily for Government CMR may require machinery worth approximately ₹30–40 lakh for the described configuration. The plant is configured according to the applicable milling and finished-rice requirements. The complete greenfield investment must be calculated separately.
Premium Basmati Rice Mill in Haryana or Punjab
A 3-ton raw Basmati rice mill designed for premium private-market processing may require machinery worth approximately ₹3 crore. Its configuration may be more sophisticated because of grain-length preservation, controlled breakage, polishing, grading, sorting and product-quality requirements. This is a specialised higher-specification example, not the standard price of every 3-ton rice mill.
What Should Investors Learn From This Comparison?
Both plants have the same rated capacity but serve different commercial objectives. The correct machinery investment depends on the intended business. Capacity determines throughput. The business model determines the plant configuration.
Government CMR vs Private Rice Milling: How the Business Model Affects Cost
Before selecting machinery, investors should decide whether the rice mill will primarily serve Government Custom Milled Rice (CMR), private-market customers or both. The decision affects machinery selection, finished-rice specifications, operational flexibility and investment.
Government CMR Rice Mill Project Cost
A Government CMR plant should be configured according to the applicable state procurement and rice-quality specifications. In some configurations, a Silky Polisher may not be required. A Color Sorter may also be unnecessary in certain state-specific circumstances. However, the final machinery selection must comply with the applicable current specifications and contract requirements.
Private Rice Milling Project Cost
A private-market rice mill is configured according to its target customers. Premium or branded rice may require additional polishing, precise grading, sorting and other quality-related processing stages. Equipment must be selected according to the intended finished-rice specifications.
Government CMR and Private Milling in the Same Plant
Some investors want to operate in both segments. Agromach evaluates the intended product mix, quality requirements, machinery configuration and expected utilisation to plan an appropriate processing line. The objective is to provide the required flexibility without unnecessary investment.
What Factors Affect Rice Mill Plant Setup Cost?
Two rice mills of the same capacity can have different investment requirements. The major cost factors are:
| Factor | Effect on project cost |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Equipment size and processing throughput |
| Government CMR or private milling | Processing and quality requirements |
| Location | Infrastructure, logistics and applicable specifications |
| Rice variety | Machinery and milling characteristics |
| Raw, steam or parboiled | Processing and utility requirements |
| Finished-rice quality | Polishing, grading and sorting |
| Machinery configuration | Number and specifications of machines |
| Automation | Controls and monitoring systems |
| Land and building | Plot and construction requirements |
| Storage | Paddy, rice and by-product facilities |
| Electrical infrastructure | Power supply and distribution |
| Installation | Scope and site conditions |
| Future expansion | Additional space and provisions |
A meaningful estimate requires these factors to be evaluated together.
Rice Mill Machinery Cost vs Complete Project Investment
Investors should distinguish machinery cost from the complete funding required to establish a rice mill.
| Cost category | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Machinery investment | Equipment included in the machinery quotation |
| Turnkey project budget | Project components included in the agreed turnkey scope |
| Total funding requirement | Project investment plus any additional expenses and working capital |
A rice mill project may also involve land acquisition, civil construction, electrical infrastructure, utilities, storage, financing and working capital. Civil construction is not included in the indicative turnkey budgets shown on this page. The detailed quotation should specify all remaining inclusions and exclusions clearly.
How to Calculate Rice Mill Project Cost Step by Step
A realistic rice mill budget should be prepared through a structured planning process.
Step 1: Define the Business Model
Decide whether the plant will serve Government CMR, private milling or both.
Step 2: Select the Rice Process
Determine whether the project will process raw, steam or parboiled rice.
Step 3: Finalise the Capacity
Select a sustainable capacity according to paddy availability, market demand, working capital and expected utilisation.
Step 4: Finalise the Machinery Configuration
Select the required processing equipment, material handling, polishing, grading, color sorting and automation.
Step 5: Estimate Land and Infrastructure
Evaluate the plot, building, electrical systems, utilities and storage requirements.
Step 6: Define the Turnkey Scope
Confirm equipment, installation, commissioning and services included in the quotation.
Step 7: Estimate Working Capital
Assess funds required for paddy procurement, inventory and operating expenses.
Step 8: Prepare the Final Funding Plan
Combine relevant expenses without double counting and separately account for financing and other costs where applicable.
A project-specific technical and commercial proposal should be prepared before investment is finalised.
Fully Automatic and Modern Rice Mill Project Cost
Automation can influence the initial machinery investment and the plant’s operating requirements. A modern rice mill may include controlled feeding, electronic measurement, process monitoring, automated machine adjustments and integrated control systems, depending on the selected configuration.
The fully automatic rice mill plant cost depends on the actual automation scope, processing capacity and machinery arrangement. Agromach recommends selecting automation according to business requirements and expected utilisation rather than assuming the highest level is necessary for every project.
What Is the Cost of a 50 Ton or 100 Ton Rice Mill Project?
Some investors search for terms such as “50 ton rice mill project cost” or “100 ton rice mill project cost”. It is important to clarify whether the stated capacity refers to tons per day or tons per hour. These are different production requirements and cannot be priced interchangeably.
50 Ton Rice Mill Project Cost
A 50-ton rice mill may refer to 50 tons of paddy processed per day. A 50 ton per day rice mill is equivalent to a 2 to 3 ton per hour rice mill since a rice mill generally runs around 16 to 22 hours per day.
In case of a 50 ton per hour rice mill, the cost would range from ₹30 to 80 crore.
100 Ton Rice Mill Project Cost
A 100-ton-per-day rice mill is very different from a 100-ton-per-hour plant. A 100 ton per day rice mill is equivalent to a 4 to 5 ton per hour rice mill, assuming the rice mill runs 20 to 24 hours per day.
In case of a 100 ton per hour rice mill, the cost would range from ₹50 to 100 crore.
What Information Is Needed for an Accurate Capacity Estimate?
Specify daily or hourly capacity, paddy-input or finished-rice-output basis, operating hours, rice process, variety, location and business model. These inputs help determine an appropriate configuration and budget.
Common Mistakes That Increase Rice Mill Setup Cost
A poorly planned rice mill can result in unnecessary machinery investment, additional construction expenses or future modifications. Common mistakes include selecting capacity without evaluating paddy availability, purchasing machines that are not required for the intended market, omitting essential equipment and constructing the building before finalising the machinery layout.
Investors may also underestimate electrical infrastructure, utility requirements, storage and working capital. Comparing quotations with different technical scopes can create the false impression that one complete project is substantially cheaper than another.
Agromach recommends defining the business model and complete project requirements before finalising machinery and civil construction.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Rice Mill Project Cost
A practical starting budget for machinery planning is ₹40 lakh or more, although certain simpler configurations may cost less. Agromach’s general 3-ton machinery range begins at approximately ₹45 lakh. The indicative greenfield raw-rice turnkey budget begins at ₹1.9 crore. Civil construction cost is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹45–85 lakh. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹1.9–3.2 crore, while the steam/parboiled turnkey budget is ₹4.5–7.5 crore. Specialised configurations may fall outside these ranges. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹65–90 lakh. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹2–3.6 crore, while the steam/parboiled turnkey budget is ₹5–8.5 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹80–95 lakh. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹2.3–4 crore, while a steam/parboiled project is approximately ₹5.5–9.5 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹95 lakh–₹1.3 crore. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹2.8–5 crore, while steam/parboiled projects are approximately ₹7–10 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹1.3–1.7 crore. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹3.2–6 crore, while steam/parboiled projects are approximately ₹9–13 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹1.7–2.3 crore. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹5.3–8.5 crore, while a steam/parboiled project is approximately ₹10.5–14 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹2.3–2.9 crore. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹6–10 crore, while steam/parboiled projects are approximately ₹13–16 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
The general machinery budget is ₹2.8–3.6 crore. The indicative raw turnkey budget is ₹8–13 crore, while steam/parboiled projects are approximately ₹14.5–19 crore. Civil construction is not included in the turnkey figures.
Approximately 0.5–1.5 acre is a useful initial planning guideline, subject to plant capacity, layout, storage and expansion requirements.
Approximately 1.5–2.5 acres is a useful initial planning guideline for steam and parboiled rice projects. Final requirements depend on process equipment, utilities, storage and site layout.
Location, Government CMR or private milling, rice variety, processing method and finished-rice quality can result in very different machinery configurations. For example, in some states, like Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, the color sorter is mostly compulsorily required for even CMR while in other states, like Chhattisgarh, it is generally not required.
Yes. Agromach provides project planning, machinery manufacturing and supply, installation, commissioning, training and technical support according to the agreed scope.
Yes. Submit the enquiry form with your location, capacity, processing method and business requirements. Agromach can then evaluate the appropriate machinery configuration and project budget.
Yes. Agromach provides individual machinery, a bunch of machinery as well as a one-stop turnkey solution as per the client requirement.
Yes. Agromach provides complete consultation along with training to rice millers while planning projects as well as on how to run it professionally. For rice millers or new entrepreneurs who buy machinery from us, we generally provide it complimentary or else on a chargeable basis as per the discussed scope.
Yes. All Agromach machines are modern and automatic with cutting-edge German and Japanese technology to ensure the highest quality, highest head rice recovery, best return on investment and low maintenance at affordable Indian prices, due to which our 1129 customer base have grown their business significantly.
Generally, even a 4 ton rice miller does work of around 60 tons in a day, assuming average running hours of 15 hours. That is equivalent to 1500 tons per month assuming 25 working days, which means revenue of around ₹4 crore per month. That means an annual revenue of ₹24 crore per annum, assuming that the rice mill season is around 6 months.
Our customer base includes all capacities from 3 ton per hour to 16 ton per hour. We may take the average turnover of our customer to be ₹40–45 crore per annum and average paddy processed per month of 2500–3000 tons.
Our current customer base is around 1100+ rice millers and, on average, the lifespan of a rice mill with modern-automatic machines is 25 years.
Total revenue generated due to our machineries = ₹40 crore × 25 years × 1100 customers = ₹1,100,000 crore.
Total paddy processed by our machineries = 2500 tons × 6 months × 25 years × 1100 = 410,000,000 tonnes.
Agromach Engineering Private Limited in Faridabad holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
We have 3 separate departments for checking quality: Incoming, In-process and Outgoing, with a total team of around 10–15 staff checking the quality round the clock.
On average each machine is checked by 30 strict quality checkpoints at each workstation without which the machine cannot be dispatched to the customer. Agromach’s Rice Mill Catalogue hosts 139 machines.
We have mainly 9 workstations in the in-process quality department: laser cutting, bending, CNC, VMC, shot blasting, powder coating, laser welding, assembly and painting. Along with it, machine trial where we check sound, vibration, etc., as well as incoming quality check, taking the total to 11.
This means the total number of checkpoints at our factory is: 30 × 139 × 11 = 45,000 checkpoints.
This ensures high quality, low maintenance and smooth operation of machines, ensuring a high-ROI rice mill business in the rice mill factory of our rice mill customers at affordable prices.
Important Information About Rice Mill Project Prices
All prices and land requirements and any other figures on this page are approximate planning estimates provided. They are not fixed quotations or guaranteed final project costs.
Machinery prices represent general configurations. Specialised or higher-specification machinery packages may fall outside the stated ranges. The final quotation will identify the selected equipment and systems.
Turnkey project budgets are indicative planning figures. Civil construction is not included. Land purchase or lease, statutory expenses, financing costs and working capital should also be budgeted separately unless specifically stated. The detailed project proposal will define the inclusion or exclusion of electrical infrastructure, utilities, storage, freight, installation, commissioning, taxes and any other project-specific items.
Government CMR machinery requirements vary according to the applicable state, procurement season and contract specifications.
Land figures are initial planning guidelines. Final land suitability must be confirmed through site-specific engineering.
Actual project cost may change according to capacity, location, machinery configuration, rice variety, process type, automation and prevailing material and construction prices. A detailed technical configuration and commercial quotation should be obtained before finalising an investment.
Plan Your Rice Mill Investment With Agromach
A successful rice mill investment begins with the right business model, machinery configuration and project budget. Agromach helps investors plan commercial rice mills from 3 tons per hour to 16 tons per hour for Government CMR, private milling, raw rice, steam rice, parboiled rice and Basmati processing.
Our complete solutions cover project planning, engineering, machinery manufacturing, installation, commissioning, training and technical support.
Don’t choose your rice mill only by capacity or machinery price. Choose the complete solution that fits your business.
Important Disclaimer: The costs mentioned on this page are approximate planning estimates for 2026–27 and are intended only for preliminary project evaluation. Actual costs may vary depending on capacity, machinery configuration, location, civil work, utilities, infrastructure, market conditions and final project scope. The final technical and commercial proposal issued by Agromach will govern the actual project cost, specifications, inclusions and exclusions. These indicative figures should not be treated as a guaranteed project cost, financial return or investment outcome, and Agromach shall not be responsible for any business, financial or investment decision made solely on the basis of these estimates.