It's interesting, I don't see any references to the plant's...

It's interesting, I don't see any references to the plant's capacity in any of the June 2021 announcements. I wasn't familiar with the company back then, but was also interested to learn that the plant was not even brand new back then. It was bought second hand from overseas, shipped here, and rebuilt. I wonder how old it actually is.

In any case, the only references to its estimated capacity come from before it was actually built (or rather re-assembled). The first batch of milk powder was not manufactured there until 2022, three years after the acquisition was announced. They don't seem to have mentioned the plant's actual capacity or utilisation rate since then. However in the most recent report they state the following:

"Funding and Access to Capital
In order to support large increases in demand for theGroup’s products and increase inventory or, to expand theGroup’s infant formula plant capacity or install the high-speed blending and canning line, further capital may needto be raised. There is no guarantee that those funds willbe able to be raised, or if they are raised, raised at a costwhich is acceptable to the Group. Further, any equity capitalraising may dilute existing shareholders in the Group."