Once investors e.g British companies buy this ailing sugar companies the better. They will install modern plants which will increase production at low cost per ton of cane crushed. Cartels will be eliminated along the supply chain. Early maturing canes with high sucrose content will be introduced into farms. The overall cost of production will come down making Kenyan sugar industry competitive globally.

selling the five and leaving mumias exposes mumias to more competition should deep pockets buy the rival firms

Yet another week down, na bado hatutingiki, lets see what nest week has to offer-poor,bad,boring and nonsense news, hiyo tushazoea.

I suggest you monitor Mac quarterly that was you may find some change in trend

It will hit there(sub50cents) as MSC runs medieval machinery prone to frequent breakdowns. High maintenance costs. Huge wastage compared to modern plants used in other parts of the world like Egypt,Brazil, S. Africa, Mauritius beyond developed continents. Greedy directors sitting every week to take home between 40-50k per meeting while they are turning around nothing. Government has pumped 500M+500M+1B=2B to date . No progress. Farmers and workers have not been paid. This is a time bomb waiting an outburst of industrial action . I don't think management and entire MSC leadership is prepared on how to quell the demonstrations and go slow at work place. No break even as the company crushes 50% of its full capacity of 7000 tons canes per day. CMA ordered an inquiry into the books of accounts before rolling out rights issue a clear sign the last loss report might have been wider than what was printed on newspapers. The time you will hear on authoritative media that CEO of MSC has resigned citing inherent poor strategy and red tape it wanna be the beginning of great tribulations. Anything is possible with this stock!