VeraSun invests $725m

VeraSun Energy Corporation today announced plans to acquire three ethanol plants with a combined annual production capacity of 330 million gallons per year (MMGY) from ASAlliances Biofuels for $725m.
The three facilities are each expected to operate at 110MMGY and are located in
According to a statement, the facilities will provide VeraSun with immediate production capacity and revenue. The
‘This is a unique opportunity to acquire immediate production and revenue at a cost similar to that of building new facilities,’ said Don Endres, VeraSun Chairman and CEO.
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