Quad County Corn Processors up for auction
In Iowa, Maas Companies announced a renewable fuel sealed-bid auction that features the complete corporate footprint of Quad County Corn Processors. This facility made history as the first ethanol plant in Iowa to produce commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol. The auction includes four high-value commercial/ag properties strategically positioned for ethanol producers, agribusiness operators, commercial developers, and industrial logistics firms in the number one producing ethanol state in the nation.
Tract 1: Ethanol Production Facility & Grain Elevator (Galva, Iowa)
The flagship asset consists of a fully operational, 35-million-gallon annual capacity 78,029 sq. ft. ethanol plant sitting on 31± acres of enterprise zoning. The facility is anchored by a massive 3.7-million-bushel grain storage facility. This tract sells as an all-inclusive package containing all production machinery, plant equipment, and the company’s full inventory of rolling stock.
Tract 2: 34.62± Acres Prime Commercial Development/Farmland (Galva, Iowa)
Boasting exceptional logistical visibility and access, this 34.62± acre parcel runs directly along U.S. Highway 20, with 5,000 vehicles per day. It represents prime commercial development territory and is currently generating passive holding income while rented out as farmland.
Tract 3: Downtown Corporate Office Building (Galva, Iowa)
Located in the commercial heart of downtown Galva, this updated 9,454 sq. ft. commercial office building sits on 0.35± acres. This property is being sold turnkey with the majority of office contents, furniture and fixtures.
Tract 4: Rail Transload Loading Facility (Cherokee, Iowa)
Conveniently located 25 miles northwest of the main plant, this 2-acre dedicated rail loading facility features its own office and garage workshop setup. It does not include the land under the rail lines, just the adjacent 2± acre parcel and the rail loading equipment/pipes/pumps/valves/pipe supports and safety equipment.
Category: Fuels
