The merger took more than two years to complete.

The merger, which has been underway since 2023, is set to close in July.

Expected to be completed in mid-2026, the facility will feature a grain handling system and loop track. 

The government’s decision “comes with extensive terms and conditions” to safeguard competition in Canada and secure benefits for the nation’s economy.

The acquisition will help Viterra meet rising demand for high-quality grain. 

The companies will divest Viterra’s oilseed operations in Hungary and Poland. 

The facility in Dalhart will provide greater market access for producers and end users.

Pending their merger, the combined company will be led by Greg Heckman, current CEO of Bunge.

If approved, the merger will create one of the world’s largest agribusiness firms.

The merger is expected to create one of the world’s largest agribusiness firms.