BoMill has received an additional order for an Adaptive Protein Control (APC) unit worth US$26,000 from a leading global malting group with operations in North America, according to the company.
The BoMill APC order was received in collaboration with Bratney, the company’s distributor in the United States. According to the company, the customer commissioned BoMill InSight at its US site in early September, including operator training and completion of the Site Acceptance Test. The system has been in continuous operation since commissioning.
One module was included in the original order and installation. According to the company, the customer has now ordered a second module to enable monitoring and control of both sorted products, A and B, providing further insights and supporting continued optimisation of the operation.
BoMill launched APC in June 2026, and the solution is already in use at several customer sites, as reported by the company.
“An additional order from an existing customer is a strong validation of our technology and the value our solutions provide,” said Andreas Jeppsson, CEO of BoMill AB. “We are pleased to develop the collaboration and support the customer in optimizing its operations.”
BoMill is a Swedish grain technology company specialising in precision sorting based on patented NIR technology. According to the company, the BoMill InSight™ platform analyses and sorts grain at industrial scale according to the internal qualities of each individual kernel, enabling customers to make better use of natural grain variation. It serves customers across the grain value chain, including grain handlers, maltsters and flour mills. The company is headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, and is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market under the ticker BOMILL.
