SONY Sugar resumes operations after major plant maintenance and infrastructure upgrades

The New South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited (SONY 2025) is set to resume full milling operations next week following the successful completion of an intensive and comprehensive plant maintenance programme that began late November 2025. While addressing the media, Operations Manager Idris Bashir said the exercise was undertaken to restore efficiency and eliminate major production losses…

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