MAKHACHKALA, May 8 – RIA "Dagestan." The Batyr-Broiler poultry enterprise, based in Dagestan, plans to double its production capacity by 2027, a move expected to significantly strengthen the region's food security.
The enterprise's incubation workshop is planned to reach an annual output of 35 million chicks once expansion projects are completed. According to Shamil Ramazanov, Minister of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Dagestan, a new workshop was commissioned following a fire in 2025. It currently produces 17 million chicks annually—establishing the baseline for the planned scale-up.
Batyr-Broiler operates a vertically integrated production model, covering the full cycle from hatching eggs to deep processing and the manufacture of finished meat and sausage products. This comprehensive approach allows the enterprise to maintain quality control at each stage while maximizing value addition within the republic.
The expansion aligns with broader federal and regional initiatives to enhance food sovereignty and support import substitution in key agricultural sectors. With demand for poultry products remaining steady across the Northern Caucasus and southern Russia, the project is positioned to meet both local consumption needs and potential export opportunities to neighboring markets.