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Mehta Group Uganda

Lugazi Sugar heritage

Uganda , Lugazi Founded 1924 5000+
Operating Since1924 (102y)

About Mehta Group Uganda

Mehta Group is a historic Ugandan conglomerate founded in 1924 by Nanji Kalidas Mehta. Operates Lugazi Sugar (SCOUL), tea estates, tourism, and manufacturing across Uganda and East Africa, one of the founding family business groups of Uganda.

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CountryUganda
Founded1924
TypeCorporate
ModelB2B2C
Team Size5000+

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UgandaIndia

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