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SocGen to Finance Tycoon’s Cameroon Sugar Mill to Take on Castel

Societe Generale SA is arranging a syndicated loan for Cameroonian tycoon Nassourou Issa to finance a sugar mill that will rival a facility controlled by the billionaire Castel family.

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SocGen to Finance Tycoon’s Cameroon Sugar Mill to Take on Castel
Societe Generale SA is arranging a syndicated loan for Cameroonian tycoon Nassourou Issa to finance a sugar mill that will rival a facility controlled by the billionaire Castel family.
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