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ILLOVO SUGAR
SOUTH AFRICA
Full Name of Company: Illovo Sugar South Africa Name of Account / Auditor: Ernst & Young
(Pty) Ltd Bank: Standard Bank
Industry Sector: Agriculture
Nature of Business: Four agricultural estates; KEY PERSONNEL
three sugar factories; one refinery; three wholly Managing Director: Ricky Govender
owned downstream plants, 50% share in a Marketing Director: Mduduzi Nkala
distillery; 30% investment in a further sugar Financial Manager: Melissa Naidoo
factory and refinery
Date Established: 1891 CONTACT DETAILS
Products: Physical Address: 1 Nokwe Avenue, Ridgeside,
Raw, brown and refined sugar, syrup, and Umhlanga Ridge – Umhlanga 4001
downstream products Postal Address: P.O. Box 194 Durban 4000
Internal electricity generation from renewable Tel: +27 (0)31 508 4300
resources
No. of Employees: 2 900 permanent and E-mail: ltmarumule@illovo.co.za
non-permanent people Website: www.illovo.co.za
MAKING A DIFFERENCE DURING
COVID-19
Illovo Sugar Africa (Pty) Ltd is a Pan-African
consumer centric agri-business with roots in
growing and making sugar and related products.
It is Africa’s largest sugar producer and has
extensive agricultural operations in six southern
African countries – eSwatini, Malawi, Mozambique,
South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia. Sugar and
downstream products are manufactured from cane
supplied by its own agricultural operations and
independent growers. The group is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Associated British Foods plc (ABF), a
diversified international food, ingredients and retail
group operating in more than 50 countries.
ILLOVO SUGAR (SOUTH AFRICA)
Illovo Sugar (South Africa) (Illovo SA) is a wholly
owned subsidiary of the Illovo Group, with its
operations including the cultivation of sugar cane
and production of raw, brown, and refined sugar,
syrup, together with the downstream products
of furfural and its derivatives, ethyl alcohol and
lactulose.
The company annually produces more than 550 000
tons of raw and refined sugar from 4.8 million tons
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