ZAMBIA SUGAR'S FLAGSHIP FACTORY
The Nakambala Factory has a rich history that spans over a century. The factory was established in 1907 by Sir Robert Williams and was initially known as the Nakambala Estate. The estate was established to cultivate sugar cane for the nearby railway construction projects.
In 1969, the Nakambala Estate was acquired by the Zambia Sugar Company, which expanded the sugar cane cultivation operations and established the Nakambala Factory as the heart of its sugar production operations.
Over the years, the Nakambala Factory has undergone several upgrades and modernizations to ensure that we use the latest technology and best practices in our operations. In 2009, we completed a major expansion project that increased our sugar cane crushing capacity and improved our production processes.
In addition to producing high-quality sugar products, the Nakambala Factory is also committed to promoting sustainable agriculture and to contributing to the well-being of our stakeholders and the communities where we operate. We work closely with local farmers and communities to promote sustainable agriculture and to provide training and support. We also develop infrastructure and provide clean water and sanitation facilities to promote social development and economic empowerment.
Zambia Sugar Timeline
