Poland’s grain operators have a problem that steel can solve: harvest volumes are outgrowing the storage they have on site. Every season without enough capacity means grain sold too early, at a weaker price, or left exposed to risk it shouldn’t carry.
That gap is why SIMEZA Silos now has three hopper-silo projects under way in Poland.
Hopper silos aren’t the default choice everywhere, but for operators who need clean, complete discharge between batches, no residue carried over, and storage sized to match real volume growth, they’re the right answer. Each of these three projects is engineered to the same standard: built for the Polish climate, sized for the operator’s actual throughput, and designed to empty fully by gravity, batch after batch.
Three different sites. The same engineering discipline behind every one.
A silo plant lasts a lifetime. So does the relationship with the client who trusted us to build it.
Planning storage capacity in Poland or elsewhere in Eastern Europe? Talk to our team here
