Sollio Agriculture is a Canadian agribusiness focused on farm inputs and agronomic services, operating across both livestock and crop sectors. The tech stack is heavily Microsoft-centric (Azure, .NET, Power BI, SQL Database) with recent adoption of Business Central, reflecting a modernization of enterprise systems. Hiring velocity is accelerating across operations and manufacturing roles, while active projects show a push toward inventory optimization, financial process automation, and supplier partnerships—suggesting operational scale-up alongside digitization of workflows.
Notable leadership hires: Bulk Commercialization Director, Avian reproduction director
Sollio Agriculture is the agri-business division of Sollio Cooperative Group, a private company headquartered in Montréal, Québec. The business operates across Canada, serving farmers and agricultural producers with farm input merchandising and value-added agronomic services. The organization spans 1,001–5,000 employees and operates across two primary production sectors: livestock and crop. Current strategic initiatives include inventory planning, financial process harmonization, supplier consolidation, and operational workflow digitization.
Sollio's primary stack is Microsoft-based: Azure cloud services, .NET Core and .NET Framework for backend, Angular and TypeScript for frontend, Power BI for analytics, and Azure SQL Database for persistence. They also use Sage 300 for ERP and are adopting Business Central.
Active projects include inventory planning, financial process improvement, ingredient sourcing transitions, supplier partnerships, commodity pricing models, and operational workflow digitization across manufacturing and logistics.
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