West Kenya Sugar Company led by its chairman Jaswant Rai has taken over leadership of Nzoia Sugar Factory effective this Saturday.
The takeover will see West Kenya pump Ksh 5.6 billion which will be used to rehabilitate and modernize the company for the entire lease period.
“West Kenya Sugar Company, under the leadership of Chairman Jaswant Rai, has officially taken over operations at Nzoia Sugar Factory.
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The handover was conducted by the board chair Alfred Khang’ati, marking a new chapter for the struggling mill. As part of its commitment, West Kenya Sugar will invest KSh 5.6 billion to rehabilitate and modernize the factory to ensure efficient operations.
Chairman Rai emphasized that the welfare of workers will be a top priority and pledged close collaboration with the local community to ensure that all stakeholders benefit from the revitalization.
Addressing previous concerns about regulatory compliance, Rai reaffirmed his company’s dedication to operating within the law. He stated that the firm will uphold all legal standards and maintain transparency in its operations.
In addition, the company plans to undertake extensive cane development in the region to support sustained production. Farmers supplying sugarcane to the mill will also benefit from timely payments, a move expected to boost morale and productivity in the sector.” said Ministry of Agriculture.
Other handover’s include the takeover of Chemelil Sugar Company to Kibos Sugar and Muhoroni Sugar Factory to West Valley Sugar Company.
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