Nigerian peanut oil processing project proposal

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Targeting the demand in the Nigerian vegetable oil market, we offer a complete peanut oil processing solution, from raw material pretreatment to intelligent pressing. Combining local planting advantages, we achieve an ultra-high oil yield of 42% and a rapid return on investment in 3-5 years, helping to replace imported palm oil and seize the African market.

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Project Background and Market Demand

As Africa's largest economy, Nigeria's demand for vegetable oils continues to grow, with imports reaching 440,000 tons in 2022-2023. Peanut oil, due to its high nutritional value and the advantages of local cultivation, has become an important alternative to imported palm oil. Global peanut crushing accounts for 35.1% of consumption, indicating significant market potential in Africa.

Technical solutions and equipment selection

Core equipment : We recommend using a screw oil press with hydraulic pressure compensation technology, which can control the residual oil content of the dried cake to ≤6% and increase the oil yield to 42% .

Pre-treatment system : infrared color sorting + magnetic separation for impurity removal, impurity rate ≤0.2% , adapted to the characteristics of Nigerian peanut raw materials.

Intelligent control : The system ( 145°C±2°C ) avoids damage to the activity of oils and greases, and remote diagnosis extends the equipment life by 30% .

Economic benefits and return on investment

Investment costs

Medium-sized production line (100TPD) price range: US$250,000 - US$1,000,000,000 , including transportation and installation.

Operating profit

Based on a 45% oil yield, 100 tons of peanut kernels can produce 45 tons of oil, with a daily net profit of approximately US$500 (at a selling price of 15 yuan per kilogram).

Payback period

Under ideal conditions, optimization should be carried out over 3-5 years , taking into account local electricity prices and labor costs.

Success Case Reference

Raw material supply : It is necessary to ensure the stability of peanut planting area to avoid the risk of reduced production in 2022 due to demand diversion.

Policy support : Pay attention to the subsidy policy of Nigeria's "Agricultural Modernization Program" to reduce the initial investment pressure.