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About SOCIETE TUNISIENNE DU SUCRE
Sector
Industry
CEO
Mohamed Bahri Gabsi
Website
Headquarters
Beja
Founded
1961
ISIN
TN0006170013
FIGI
BBG000C3JT96
Société Tunisienne du Sucre SA engages in the production and marketing of white sugar and molasses. It also engages in refining of sugar. The company was founded in 1961 and is headquartered in Beja, Tunisia.
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