Grain and specialty-crop handler Agrocorp Processing is moving its Canadian headquarters to Saskatchewan.
The relocation from Vancouver to Moose Jaw is to take place early next year.
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The company currently operates a high-speed loading and cleaning facility in Moose Jaw.
The company says it expects to add 20 jobs in the city as it expands over the next three years.
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Agrocorp Processing set up in Moose Jaw in 2009 and has expanded to four processing plants.
A state-of-the-art, $20-million high-speed pulse facility opened in 2013.
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