ADM expands North American oilseed crush capacity
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 30, 2026 · Last updated Aug 14, 2026
The expansion positions ADM to capitalize on growing biofuels demand, potentially increasing its market share and revenue. It also signals confidence in the agricultural sector, which may positively affect related commodity prices and supply chains.
ADM announced a series of investments to expand its North American oilseed crush capacity, targeting four U.S. facilities in Frankfort, Indiana; Deerfield, Missouri; Lincoln, Nebraska; and Spiritwood, North Dakota. The projects aim to unlock approximately 700,000 metric tons of additional annual crush capacity, equivalent to more than 25 million bushels of new demand for American farmers. The investments are driven by strong demand for renewable fuels, supported by U.S. biofuels policy, and will involve targeted improvements to existing operations. Work is expected to be completed between mid-2028 and early 2029. The Spiritwood facility is operated through the Green Bison joint venture with Marathon Petroleum. ADM is also evaluating additional North American crush locations for similar future investments.
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