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SCOUL (Sugar Corporation of Uganda)

Lugazi Sugar since 1924

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

About SCOUL (Sugar Corporation of Uganda)

Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited (SCOUL) operates the Lugazi Sugar factory owned by Mehta Group, one of Uganda's oldest sugar producers dating from 1924.

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Founder(s)Mehta family

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CountryUganda
Founded1924
TypeCorporate
ModelB2B2C
Team Size5000+

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Uganda

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