Zitamar Daily Briefing, 24 September
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 24 September 2019 Sep 24 Subscriber’s post Agenda: Tomorrow:…
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‘No sugar mill will be closed in Mozambique’ – minister
The government of Mozambique is guaranteeing that sugar mills in Mafambisse and Xinavane will not be closed and no workers will be laid off, despite financial troubles for the mills’ majority shareholder, trade minister Ragendra de Sousa told
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Tongaat Hulett could now close both Mozambican sugar mills
The Xinavane sugar mill in southern Mozambique is under threat of closure following a decision by its majority owner, South Africa’s Tongaat Hulett, to walk away from its other Mozambican mill at Mafambisse in the centre of the country.
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Zitamar Daily Briefing, 24 June 2019
Welcome to Zitamar’s daily Mozambique briefing for 24 June, 2019
Agenda:
- Tomorrow: Independence Day holiday (which will be observed by Zitamar News)
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Mozambique’s Mafambisse sugar mill on the brink of shutdown
The Mafambisse sugar mill is on the brink of being closed, Zitamar News has been told by various sources, as its South African majority owner, Tongaat Hulett, is seeking [...]
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Tongaat Hulett warns over $90m loss as Xinavane refinery start is delayed
South African sugar producer Tongaat Hulett, which operates two sugar plantations in Mozambique, is entering talks with its creditors after warning investors it made a $90 million loss over the last year - a drastic turnaround from the $44 million profit the company made the year [...]
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Sugar grower expects recovery in Mozambique and region as drought ends
South African sugar and maize producer Tongaat Hulett expects sugar output to return to previous levels over the next two years, due to the “excellent rainfall” in early 2017.
Tongaat Hulett has two estates in [...]
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