Kenyan businessman, Peter N. Kuguru owns the Softa Bottling Co. Ltd. and Cateress Milling Co. Ltd. company group, and he is also involved in real estate development business. According to his conception, he would provide 40% of the investment cost, co-operating as a minority shareholder in the project. He expects the partner to invest the remaining 60% of the investment cost and operate the plant. According to the plans the silo, which can clean, dry and store, would have at least 10.000-ton storage capacity. Thanks to modern technology the processes, like cleaning, drying, moving the grain and corn, and the ventilation of the silos are automated, therefore the need for human resources and the rate of damaged seeds is low. The silo would be implemented in the agglomeration of Nairobi, it would operate as rentable storage and could deal in grain. The specifications and pre-plans are already available by favour of Afrika Holding and other Hungarian companies. According to Tibor Kisvárdai, the strategic deputy general manager of AH, some part of the investment could be financed by development funds. He believes that it would be useful if a Hungarian partner could join the project. EDF also prefers if there is a European group of companies as partner or consortium among the applicants.