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View all search resultsDubai's AKS to invest $2b to develop sugar factory in Indonesia
The investment from AKS, the world's largest standalone sugar refinery according to Bloomberg, will help Indonesia reduce its reliance on imported sugar while producing ethanol to meet its energy transition goals.
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Sacks of imported sugar are unloaded at Sunda Kelapa Port in North Jakarta, in this undated file photo. (JP/Nurhayati)
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