BoMill Expands US Presence with Landmark Grain Sorting Technology
March 20, 2026, 3:34 pm
BoMill secured a pivotal USD 320,000 order for its InSight grain sorting system in North America. This marks the system's US debut. The technology promises enhanced sustainability and efficiency for a leading malting group. BoMill's 2025 annual report reveals strong revenue growth, reducing operating losses, and a strategic vision for expanded market leadership in precision grain analysis.
BoMill is making significant strides in agricultural technology. The Swedish firm recently secured a USD 320,000 order. This order introduces its advanced BoMill InSight grain sorting system to the North American market. It represents a critical expansion for the company. The technology arrives in the United States through a partnership with Bratney, BoMill's exclusive US distributor.
This new system is destined for a global leader in the malting industry. This group operates across North America. Their aim is clear. They seek to optimize locally grown barley. They also strive to boost sustainability efforts. Production efficiency is another key goal. BoMill InSight promises to deliver these benefits. It enables targeted quality selection.
BoMill InSight utilizes patented technology. It sorts grain based on each kernel's internal qualities. This method is unique. No other system on the market performs in this manner. Experts foresee its potential as an industry "Golden Standard." The new US installation confirms its growing acceptance. It validates the technology's effectiveness.
The order's value covers supply and installation. Delivery is slated for Q3 2026. A portion of this revenue was recognized in 2025. The full cash settlement is expected in 2026. This financial staging highlights ongoing business activity. It shows a forward-looking approach to revenue management.
BoMill’s reach extends beyond this single order. Their 2025 annual report details a period of robust growth. Net revenue climbed to 17,125 KSEK. This is up from 15,372 KSEK in 2024. The company also significantly narrowed its operating loss. The deficit reduced from 16,879 KSEK to 12,834 KSEK. These figures reflect a strengthening financial position. They indicate effective operational management.
The 2025 fiscal year saw BoMill secure multiple international orders. A Saudi Arabian flour mill placed an order for 552 KEUR. AB InBev, a major brewery group, ordered for 370 KEUR. British cooperative Camgrain and French cooperative Vivescia also placed orders. These totaled 515 KEUR and 550 KEUR, respectively. BoMill garnered 2 MEUR in total orders during 2025. This global activity underscores BoMill’s expanding market presence. It demonstrates diverse industry demand for its solutions.
BoMill InSight has a strong track record. Since its launch three years ago, 12 systems have been sold. Their combined value reaches approximately 60 MSEK. These systems operate continuously. They perform in demanding industrial settings. This reliability builds customer trust. It leads to recurring business.
The company's future vision is ambitious. BoMill plans a broad portfolio of modular, scalable solutions. These will enhance efficient grain handling. They will continue leading in single-kernel analysis. Their unique expertise aims to establish new industry standards. BoMill solutions will integrate into customer processes. They will drive more efficient grain utilization.
BoMill’s commercial strategy is multifaceted. Modular sorting solutions will expand in capacity and functionality. This lowers investment barriers for customers. It also enables upgrades. The approach creates recurring revenue streams. These come from software, services, and aftermarket support. BoMill will offer outright sales, rental, and subscription models. This flexibility caters to diverse customer needs.
Sales organization expansion is underway. BoMill strengthens its global presence. This involves an expanded partner network. The company also considers establishing proprietary or co-owned implementation capacity. This move aims to accelerate commercialization. It ensures widespread adoption.
Product development remains a core focus. Engineers concentrate on increasing sorting capacity. They are developing next-generation AI-based detector systems. These will improve sorting performance. They will also introduce new quality parameters. A growing database from installed systems feeds data-driven services. This reinforces BoMill's leadership in high-speed single-kernel sorting. Development also targets easier integration and lower operating costs.
Strategic objectives guide BoMill's path forward. The company seeks to expand its global installed base. They target leading industry players. Applications will extend across the grain value chain. This includes flour mills, malthouses, semolina producers, and seed companies. BoMill intends to maintain its technology leadership. This involves continuous advancement in detection systems, artificial intelligence, and data-driven applications. The goal is clear: consolidate its position as a top player in high-speed grain sorting. This position rests on analyzing each kernel's unique properties.
BoMill also secured Eurostars funding with GrainSense. This supports advanced automated sorting. It also backs quality analysis system development. BoMill received a 5 MSEK grant for this 18-month project. This collaboration highlights a commitment to innovation. It shows a dedication to cutting-edge research.
An extraordinary general meeting in January 2026 approved a 6.3 MSEK share issue. This move further strengthens the company's capital structure. It provides resources for future initiatives.
BoMill is redefining grain processing. Its precision sorting technology boosts efficiency. It promotes sustainability. The company's financial growth and strategic vision confirm its trajectory. BoMill aims to set new benchmarks in agricultural technology. Its impact on global grain markets will only grow.
BoMill is making significant strides in agricultural technology. The Swedish firm recently secured a USD 320,000 order. This order introduces its advanced BoMill InSight grain sorting system to the North American market. It represents a critical expansion for the company. The technology arrives in the United States through a partnership with Bratney, BoMill's exclusive US distributor.
This new system is destined for a global leader in the malting industry. This group operates across North America. Their aim is clear. They seek to optimize locally grown barley. They also strive to boost sustainability efforts. Production efficiency is another key goal. BoMill InSight promises to deliver these benefits. It enables targeted quality selection.
BoMill InSight utilizes patented technology. It sorts grain based on each kernel's internal qualities. This method is unique. No other system on the market performs in this manner. Experts foresee its potential as an industry "Golden Standard." The new US installation confirms its growing acceptance. It validates the technology's effectiveness.
The order's value covers supply and installation. Delivery is slated for Q3 2026. A portion of this revenue was recognized in 2025. The full cash settlement is expected in 2026. This financial staging highlights ongoing business activity. It shows a forward-looking approach to revenue management.
BoMill’s reach extends beyond this single order. Their 2025 annual report details a period of robust growth. Net revenue climbed to 17,125 KSEK. This is up from 15,372 KSEK in 2024. The company also significantly narrowed its operating loss. The deficit reduced from 16,879 KSEK to 12,834 KSEK. These figures reflect a strengthening financial position. They indicate effective operational management.
The 2025 fiscal year saw BoMill secure multiple international orders. A Saudi Arabian flour mill placed an order for 552 KEUR. AB InBev, a major brewery group, ordered for 370 KEUR. British cooperative Camgrain and French cooperative Vivescia also placed orders. These totaled 515 KEUR and 550 KEUR, respectively. BoMill garnered 2 MEUR in total orders during 2025. This global activity underscores BoMill’s expanding market presence. It demonstrates diverse industry demand for its solutions.
BoMill InSight has a strong track record. Since its launch three years ago, 12 systems have been sold. Their combined value reaches approximately 60 MSEK. These systems operate continuously. They perform in demanding industrial settings. This reliability builds customer trust. It leads to recurring business.
The company's future vision is ambitious. BoMill plans a broad portfolio of modular, scalable solutions. These will enhance efficient grain handling. They will continue leading in single-kernel analysis. Their unique expertise aims to establish new industry standards. BoMill solutions will integrate into customer processes. They will drive more efficient grain utilization.
BoMill’s commercial strategy is multifaceted. Modular sorting solutions will expand in capacity and functionality. This lowers investment barriers for customers. It also enables upgrades. The approach creates recurring revenue streams. These come from software, services, and aftermarket support. BoMill will offer outright sales, rental, and subscription models. This flexibility caters to diverse customer needs.
Sales organization expansion is underway. BoMill strengthens its global presence. This involves an expanded partner network. The company also considers establishing proprietary or co-owned implementation capacity. This move aims to accelerate commercialization. It ensures widespread adoption.
Product development remains a core focus. Engineers concentrate on increasing sorting capacity. They are developing next-generation AI-based detector systems. These will improve sorting performance. They will also introduce new quality parameters. A growing database from installed systems feeds data-driven services. This reinforces BoMill's leadership in high-speed single-kernel sorting. Development also targets easier integration and lower operating costs.
Strategic objectives guide BoMill's path forward. The company seeks to expand its global installed base. They target leading industry players. Applications will extend across the grain value chain. This includes flour mills, malthouses, semolina producers, and seed companies. BoMill intends to maintain its technology leadership. This involves continuous advancement in detection systems, artificial intelligence, and data-driven applications. The goal is clear: consolidate its position as a top player in high-speed grain sorting. This position rests on analyzing each kernel's unique properties.
BoMill also secured Eurostars funding with GrainSense. This supports advanced automated sorting. It also backs quality analysis system development. BoMill received a 5 MSEK grant for this 18-month project. This collaboration highlights a commitment to innovation. It shows a dedication to cutting-edge research.
An extraordinary general meeting in January 2026 approved a 6.3 MSEK share issue. This move further strengthens the company's capital structure. It provides resources for future initiatives.
BoMill is redefining grain processing. Its precision sorting technology boosts efficiency. It promotes sustainability. The company's financial growth and strategic vision confirm its trajectory. BoMill aims to set new benchmarks in agricultural technology. Its impact on global grain markets will only grow.