Replenish Nutrients Secures $250,000 in Sustainable CAP Funding to Support Beiseker Facility Scale-Up

Executive Summary

• Replenish Nutrients has been approved for a non-dilutive grant of up to $250,000 from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) Value-Added Program.
• The funding is designated for the Beiseker Granulation project in Alberta to support the scale-up of its proprietary zero-waste fertilizer manufacturing facility.
• The Beiseker facility has reached sustained production rates of 4–5 metric tonnes per hour and is transitioning toward full-scale commercial operations.

Key Details

• Grant Amount: Up to $250,000.
• Funding Source: Governments of Canada and Alberta via the Sustainable CAP Value-Added Program.
• Current Production Rate: 4–5 metric tonnes per hour at the Beiseker facility.
• Targeted Output: Approximately 2,000 metric tonnes per month.
• Operational Requirements for Target: Full implementation of final conveyance, load-out systems, and transition to 24-hour operations.
• Use of Funds/Offset: The grant offsets eligible capital investments made in 2025 for the procurement and installation of specialized processing equipment, specifically:
  • Advanced granulation components
  • Dryers
  • Automated controls
• Strategic Goals: Increase production throughput, improve operational efficiency, and enhance cash flow visibility.

Notable Quotes

• Neil Wiens, CEO: "This non-dilutive funding helps accelerate the continued scale-up of our Beiseker production facility. As demand for sustainable soil-health solutions grows, these investments position Replenish to expand production capacity to meet those market opportunities."