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    Tanzanian sugar producer Kagera Sugar buys Tongaat Hulet

    July 21, 2023
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    Tongaat Hulett’s business rescue practitioners have chosen Tanzanian sugar producer Kagera Sugar as the buyer for the debt-laden business.

    1. Kagera Sugar was chosen out of eight bidders and is part of a group of companies which are the largest producers of sugar in Tanzania and it owns sugar assets in Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Middle East.
    2. Creditors will need to approve the buyer when they vote on the updated business plan in September.
    3. Tongaat Hulett is a South African agri-processing company that specializes in sugar production.
    4. The company has been struggling with debt and financial challenges in recent years and entered business rescue proceedings in 2019.
    5. Kagera Sugar’s acquisition of Tongaat Hulett is expected to provide a boost to the Tanzanian sugar industry, which has also been facing challenges.
    6. The deal is subject to regulatory approval from various countries where Tongaat Hulett operates, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Eswatini.
    7. The acquisition of Tongaat Hulett by Kagera Sugar is expected to be completed in early 2024.
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