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Hotel Avenida, Maputo Mozambique
30 March - 1 April 2016
“The conference was very
good, solid participation
from key stakeholders in
the sugar industry. Its
particular focus on issues
relevant to Africa
distinguishes it from
similar events.”
Jose Orive, Executive Director,
International Sugar Organization
“An excellent event and
would recommend it to
anyone in the sugar
industry or hoping to be
part of the sugar
industry.”
Roselyn Amadi, Board Member/
Chief State Counsel, Privatization
Commission Kenya
“Still one of the best
conferences I have
attended. I would
recommend attending
again next year. It is always
a great opportunity to
meet interesting and like-
minded individuals.”
DavidGibbens, BusinessDevelopment
& Finance Manager/Head, IT, Booker
Tate Ltd
6TH AFRICA
SUGAR2016
The ONLY AND EXCLUSIVE
Africa Focused Sugar Event!
800+ Participants to date
80% African Region Senior
Decision Makers
Africa’s LARGEST Sugar Event

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SUGAR
ORGANIZATION
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6TH AFRICA
SUGAR2016
Hotel Avenida, Maputo Mozambique
30 March - 1 April 2016
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Distinguished Speaker Line-up
Jose Orive
ExecutiveDirector,
International Sugar
Organization, UK
Mohammed Fikrat
ChiefExecutiveOfficer,
COSUMAR
Lindsay Jolly
SeniorEconomist,
International Sugar
Organization, UK
Larry Riddle
CommercialDirector,
Illovo Sugar, South Africa
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“This event has been extremely
educative and thought-provoking”
Rapheal Awiagah, AssistantIndustrialPromotionOfficer,
Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ghana
“This conference is one of the most
insightful conferences in the sugar
industry on a global scale that provides
forward looking strategies”
Lloyd Muposhi, Head of Trade Finance,
PTA Bank, Kenya
Gérard Chasteau de Balyon
ChiefStrategyOfficer,
Omnicane, Mauritius
Farhan Nakhooda
ProjectsDirector,
MADHVANI GROUP, Uganda
Bezabih Gebreyes Beyene
AdvisortotheDirectorGeneral,
Ethiopian Sugar Corporation
Barbara Mommen
ChiefExecutiveOfficer,
Maputo Corridor Logistics
Initiative, South Africa
NEW NEW NEW
Humphrey Nxumalo
ProjectManager–Capacity
BuildingforSugarOutgrower
Project,
Concern Universal, Malawi
Dr.Yves El Mallat
ChiefExecutiveOfficer,
ArabianSugarCompanyB.S.C
(C), Bahrain
MartinTodd
ManagingDirector,
LMC International Ltd, UK
Victoria Crandall
SoftCommoditiesSpecialist,
Ecobank
NEW NEW
Peter Hennebichler
DirectorProcurement&Trading,
Agrana Zucker GMBH, Austria
Eddy Kofi Smith
ExecutiveDirector,PSIInvestments;
FormerPolicyAdvisorto
Ministry ofTrade and
Industry, Ghana
Lusubilo Chakaniza
GeneralManager,
Ethanol Co Ltd, Malawi
Devesh Dukhira
ChiefExecutiveOfficer,
Mauritius Sugar Syndicate
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GALA DINNER
7pm, Thursday 31 March 2016
Pre-Conference Workshop
Wednesday 30 March 2016
Improving Sugar
Productivity in Africa
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6TH AFRICA
SUGAR2016 Hotel Avenida, Maputo Mozambique
30 March - 1 April 2016
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Gain direct access to top sugar millers, refineries, traders and key regulators in Africa
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Importers & Exporters 2%
8.00 Registration
8.50 Chair’s Opening Remarks
9.00 Capacity Building of Smallholder Growers – Empowering for Better Results
HumphreyNxumalo,ProjectManager–CapacityBuildingforSugarOutgrowerProject,ConcernUniversal,
Malawi
9.40 Improving Sugar Production Cost across theValue Chain
• Pricing and payment system ñ what can be improved at government and sugar millers’level
• Policy and Infrastructure
• Milling and refining efficiency
Gérard Chasteau de Balyon, ChiefStrategyOfficer, Omnicane, Mauritius
10.20 MorningTea
11.00 Maximising Sugar Milling Efficiency – Challenges and Strategies
• Technology
• Efficiency (bagasse, molasses, extraction )
• Supply of cane
• Power /fuel supply
11.30 Experience Sharing from A Low Cost Sugar Refiner
• Cane Sugar Refining Industry: A Middle-Eastern Outlook 2015-2016
• Sugar Refining Major Cost Drivers
• Intrinsic & Extrinsic Costs Management
• The Role of InnovativeTechnology
• What can be done differently
Dr.Yves El Mallat, ChiefExecutiveOfficer, Arabian Sugar Company B.S.C (C), Bahrain
12.10 Logistics Prospects for Sugar – Improving the Infrastructure andTransportation System
Barbara Mommen, ChiefExecutiveOfficer, Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative,
South Africa
12.50 Close ofWorkshop
13.00 SITETOUR
Who Will You Meet
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
30 MARCH 2016
Improving Sugar
Productivity in Africa
Sugar
Producers
35%
Traders 25%
Technology, Equipment &
EPC 10%
Government, Associations,
Institutes 15%
End Users 5%
Banking and Investment 3%
Consultancy 3%
Farm Inputs 2%
70%
African
Countries
15%
Europe
8%
India
2%
Asia
3%
Middle
East
2%
Americas
Unrivalled Industry
Endorsement!
It was an informative event and I
would recommend attending it next
year. I am happy with the wide range
of professions I have met.
Mike Matsebula, CEO,
Swaziland Sugar Association
This event is well organized and vital
for the sustainability of sugar
industries in east Africa and Africa
in general. It offers an important
forum for dialogue, information
exchange, exposure to new
technologies and business
networking. Keep it up and alive.
Abdul Mwankemwa, Development&PromotionManager,
Sugar Board ofTanzania
The conference was well organized. I have learnt a
lot about sugar business in general and would
recommend attending any other time. Very pleased
with the kind of networking. Very unique in terms
of information consistency
Catherine N Ddongo, Sales&Marketing, Muhoroni Sugar Co, LTD
This is a good conference.
The unique about this is it is
focused on African issues.
People are great leaders in
their fields
Malhim Elthayeh, GeneralManager,
Kenana Engineering &Technical Services, Sudan
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9.00 Chairman’s Remarks
Lindsay Jolly, SeniorEconomist, International Sugar Organization, UK
TRADE & INVESTMENT
9.10 Summaries of Group Discussions by Moderators
9.20 Brazil –What CanWe Expect from the Market?
• Review of Brazilian cane industry performance
• Main elements of the 2015/16 crop
• Sugar export outlook
• Ethanol market update
• What to expect in medium term?
9.50 Northern Africa Sugar Market Outlook
• Overview of sugar industries in Northern Africa
• Consumption, production and import
• Distribution methods
• Domestic price regulation
• Outlook: Projected configuration of sugar industries in Northern Africa
Mohammed Fikrat, ChiefExecutiveOfficer, COSUMAR
10.20 MorningTea
10.50 South Africa Sugar Production andTrade Update ñ Meeting the Challenges
• Review the impact of low sugar pricing on SA producers
• El Nino effect on sugar production in 2016
• Changing trade policies and strategies ahead
• Forecasting the industry challenges ahead
Mosa Mkhize, InternationalAffairsManager, South African Sugar Association
11.20 Ghana SugarTrade and Investment Opportunities
• Sugar supply, demand and trade outlook
• Government policy initiatives for foreign investment
• Sugar infrastructure and logistics overview
• Industry challenges
• Existing and upcoming projects outlook
Eddy Kofi Smith, ExecutiveDirector,PSIInvestments;FormerPolicyAdvisorto
Ministry ofTrade and Industry, Ghana
CONFERENCE DAY ONE 31 MARCH 2016 | Thursday
5.30 End of Day One
7.00 GALA DINNER
Separate registration required, please see
registration page for details.
8.00 Registration and Coffee
9.10 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Lindsay Jolly, SeniorEconomist, International Sugar Organization
GLOBAL PICTURE
9.20 Global Sugar Markets – Cyclical Behaviours, or aTurning Point?
Jose Orive, ExecutiveDirector, International Sugar Organization, UK
9.50 The Changing International SugarTrade Environment
• Review of the world sugar economy today
• Changes on sugar trade flows in the global market –TPP, Latin America
• How the world sugar trade is shaping up?
• Conclusions and suggestions
MartinTodd, ManagingDirector, LMC International Ltd, UK
10.20 EU & Africa Sugar Dialogue –What to Expect in Future?
• EU update – changes in production, consumption and competitive offering
• African sugar exporters:What is the impact and when will that happen
• How to prepare both sides for the future
• Market forecast after 2017
Panelists
Devesh Dukhira, ChiefExecutiveOfficer, Mauritius Sugar Syndicate
Jack Marrian, HeadofSouthEastAfricaSugarTrading, ED & F Man, UK
Peter Hennebichler, DirectorProcurement&Trading, Agrana Zucker GMBH, Austria
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10.50 MorningTea
MOZAMBIQUE IN FOCUS
11.30 Mozambique Sugar Market Outlook
• Sugar production, domestic demand and export of raw sugar
• Trade flows, prices and related policies
• Grower / miller relationships and infrastructure facilities
• Existing and upcoming project updates
SeniorRepresentative, Mozambique Sugar Producer’s Association
12.00 Out Grower Development to Improve CaneYield in Mozambique
SeniorRepresentative, Mozambique Sugar Producer’s Association
1.00 Lunch Break
KEY MARKETS
2.20 The Future of Kenya’s Sugar Industry
• Industry reform and the progress of privatization
• Evaluating state of readiness for COMESA liberalization
• Investment in production and refining efficiencies
SeniorRepresentative, Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Authority, Kenya
PANELDISCUSSION
REGIONALGROUPDISCUSSION
2.50 Nigeria Sugar – Progress towards Self-Sufficiency
• Production, domestic demand and import
• Production cost and infrastructure facilities
• Sugar trade and investment policies
• Project updates
• Self-sufficient by 2019?
Victoria Crandall, SoftCommoditiesSpecialist, Ecobank
3.20 Ethiopia’s Growing Sugar Sector – Projects,Trade and Market Update
• Sugar production, demand and trade
• Existing and upcoming projects outlook
• Ethanol and sugar by products prospects
• Sugar policy and logistics overview
Bezabih Gebreyes Beyene, AdvisortotheDirectorGeneral, Ethiopian Sugar Corporation
3.50 AfternoonTea
4.30 Regional Dialogues Break Outs Sessions
The two sessions will happen concurrently and participants will need to choose which one to join.
CONFERENCE DAY TWO 1 APRIL 2016 | Friday
DIVERSIFICATION - THE NEXT GROWTH FRONTIER
11.50 Diversification andValue Added Products –What’s Possible?
• Evaluate the potentials
• Review on why itís not happening yet in Africa
• Value added sugar products other than ethanol and cogen
• Conclusions and future outlook
Lindsay Jolly, SeniorEconomist, International Sugar Organization, UK
12.20 Lunch Break
2.00 Illovo’s Successful Case Study of Sugar Diversification in Africa
Larry Riddle, CommercialDirector, Illovo Sugar, South Africa
2.30 Cogen and Ethanol Project Updates from Uganda
• Cogen expansion project updates
• New ethanol project updates
• Government interventions – pros and cons
• Funding obstacles
• Conclusions and recommendations
Farhan Nakhooda, ProjectsDirector, MADHVANI GROUP, Uganda
3.00 Bioethanol Development Strategy in Malawi
Lusubilo Chakaniza, GeneralManager, Ethanol Co Ltd, Malawi
3.30 Close of Conference followed by
AfternoonTea
Moderator:To be confirmed
Panelists
Farhan Nakhooda, ProjectsDirector, MADHVANI
GROUP, Uganda
Jack Marrian, HeadofSouthEastAfricaSugar
Trading, ED & F Man
Victoria Crandall, SoftCommoditiesSpecialist,
Ecobank
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• Government policies and future development plan
• Dumping and smuggling Issues
• Growers / millers relations
• Stringent financing requirements by banks
• Strategies of improving production efficiency
• Diversification updates
• Government policies and future development plan
• Dumping and smuggling Issues
• Growers / millers relations
• Stringent financing requirements by banks
• Project updates
• Investment opportunities
• Diversification potential
Moderator:To be confirmed
Panelists
GérardChasteaudeBalyon,ChiefStrategyOfficer,
Omnicane, Mauritius
MosaMkhize,InternationalAffairsManager,South
African Sugar Association
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East and West AfricaSADC
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