The company has completed its 2026 Norwegian beef export quota and procured about 29,000 cattle by mid July.
The partnerships form part of wider efforts to modernise livestock production and reduce dependence on imported animal products.
Studies focused on improving nutrient efficiency, flock resilience, gut health and production performance through science based feeding strategies.
The agreement is expected to improve market access, support farmer incomes and strengthen agricultural trade within West Africa.
The company expects market conditions to improve as supply and demand rebalance in the coming months