Dangote Sugar strengthened cash generation and increased capital expenditure as it continued investing in its backward integration strategy.
The government plans to settle farmer debts and address land disputes as part of efforts to revive the long-idled sugar mill.
Kenya bars local millers from importing sugar as domestic output doubles, with officials urging timely farmer payments and modernized cane production.
Higher cane deliveries and government reforms are driving Kenya’s sugar industry recovery, strengthening plans to achieve self-sufficiency and expand sugar exports.
The increased allocation is expected to support food manufacturers with improved sugar supplies under a reduced 10% import duty for the next 12 months.