ABO MILL
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The Group’s milling division comprises those subsidiaries that deal with milling. The division has considerable milling capacities not only in Hungary but also in Slovakia and Romania.
The division’s member companies under the name ABO MILL in Hungary, Slovakia and Romania produce wheat, rye and corn millings and rice hulling. The consumers of these products are industrial users (bakeries, beer breweries, etc.) as well as households (buying flour, semolina, cornmeal, and rice). |
Over the years, ABO MILL Rt. has grown into a major milling company of Hungary. The total milling capacity of the company is 1 024 tons/day. Thanks to the geographical location of the company’s mills, we are present in almost every county east of the Danube in Hungary and supply the entire country. ABO MILL Rt. is a supplier of several large wholesale companies and retail and wholesale chains, which is why our products reach each consumer in the country. The Karcag plant deals with the hulling of rice and supplies over one third of the domestic rice consumption, making the company a leading figure on the rice market. The plant uses a unique microwave technology for making parboiled rice.
The division’s member in Slovakia is ABO MILL s.r.o., which performs wheat and rye milling in its 480 tons/day capacity Kosiče mill, which was purchased and refurbished in 2003.
The Romanian subsidiary of the division, ABO MILL S.A: has a total of 450 tons/day milling capacity in their two mills located in Cluj Napoca and Zalau. Using a modern 100 tons/hour capacity flour packaging machine since 2004, the mill in Cluj Napoca is one of the largest mills in Northwest Romania. In Zalau, the company operates a corn mill in addition to its state-of-the-art, Bühler technology wheat mill.
The subsidiaries of the division distribute their products in bulk, bags, and in paper bags ready for sale in stores, with a uniform image and under the brand name ABO MILL.
The goals of the milling division include the co-ordinated market presence and growth, optimal utilization of the available capacities, meeting special customer requirements and the strengthening and increasing of market share. |