SudanSSC · Sudanese Sugar Co.—
Operations
A network of factories serving Sudan's sugar industry.
Guneid, New Halfa, Sennar, and Assalaya together form the production backbone of SSC and an important part of Sudan's agro-industrial landscape.
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An ongoing visual record of Sudan's sugar industry — land, water, factories, and the people behind them.
Operational Footprint
Four factories. One integrated network.
SSC's factories combine sugar cane cultivation, irrigation infrastructure, and industrial processing across multiple regions of Sudan — from the Blue Nile to eastern Sudan and the central agricultural corridor.
Sudan · Est. 1962
Guneid Sugar Factory
The first sugar factory in Sudan, located on the Blue Nile, anchoring the country’s industrial sugar history.
Capacity: 4,500 tons cane/dayLand: 38,000 feddans
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Sudan · Est. 1965
New Halfa Sugar Factory
Serving eastern Sudan with gravity-fed irrigation from the Khashm El Girba Dam.
Capacity: 5,500 tons cane/dayLand: 42,000 feddans
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Sudan · Est. 1972
Sennar Sugar Factory
A central pillar of refined sugar production along the Blue Nile corridor.
Capacity: 6,500 tons cane/dayLand: 45,000 feddans
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Sudan · Est. 1980
Assalaya Sugar Factory
A modern integrated production complex with cogeneration and exportable electricity.
Capacity: 6,500 tons cane/dayLand: 45,000 feddans
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