the original plantation was established in the 1970s but the area was expanded continuously. In 2009 Zambia Sugar acquired Nanga Farms from ZamBeef. In 2012 Zambia Sugar obtained Magobbo.

the original plantation was established in the 1970s but the area was expanded continuously. In 2009 Zambia Sugar acquired Nanga Farms from ZamBeef. In 2012 Zambia Sugar obtained Magobbo. The 2023 annual report indicates 28 000ha is under sugarcane cultivation.

Operates one of the world's leading outgrower schemes involving commercial and smallholder farmers, which is a collaboration of 403 outgrowers with 3 885 people employed by 18 Commercial farmers and 385 smallholders in 3 schemes

Employs 6385 direct employees and 4774 indirect employees.

conflicts with local people because the area includes a traditional place of worship; conflicts with other industrial users of the river that provides irrigation;

Conflicts with local people because the area includes a traditional place of worship; conflicts with other industrial users of the river that provides irrigation;

Cane supply in 2023 was 3.167 million tonnes of which 367832 tonnes of sugar were produced of which 78 630 tonnes of sugar was refined

Owns and operates a 40 Mw electricity power capacity plant, which uses bio-renewable sources (cane fibere or bagasse)

Biomass power plant

Sugar, electricity, animal feed

environmental concerns because of decreased soil fertility, siltation of rivers and excessive water use. Started by CDC in 1970s, taken over by current investor in 2001.

Environmental concerns because of decreased soil fertility, siltation of rivers and excessive water use. Started by CDC in 1970s, taken over by current investor in 2001.