Iviyo holdings is an agricultural farming and management holding company that comprises of 4 distinct but synergistic companies. The four companies are, Mnomo farming, Amadarkey farming contractors, Tizalite and Sugar Harmony, they all based and operates on the North Coast and Northwest of KwaZulu Natal. Iviyo currently manages approximately 150 000 tons of sugarcane plantations including 3 farms that are leased by the above-mentioned entities.

Iviyo specializes in land reform farms by resuscitating fallow lying areas through partnership with the communities concerned exploring different management models. It is the strategic center wherein the administration and farming operations mobilized from its four operational entities are coordinated. Mnomo, Tizalite and Sugar Harmony are land leasing entities that also provide farming management expertise. Ama-Darkey specializes in contracting services from land preparation to harvesting of sugarcane.

Iviyo has access to competent farm managers that are able to turn around struggling operations and instill operational discipline which results to greater success of the contracted entities.

Mnomo

Slightly amend that the farm has now moved from 6000 tons to 22 000 tons as a result of the 150 ha of the new area that has been planted and that planting of the 100 ha is being forecasted in the next 3 years.

AmaDarkey

Provides farm management and contracting services to an 80 000 tons per annum restitution community project. 

Tizalite.

A farm leased from government which improved its production from 5500 tons to 12 000 tons and is expected to harvest 15 000 tons in the next 2 years once all the area under cane has been planted. The farm also has 4 ha of litchis which were neglected for the past 2 years and has been given the necessary attention through adherence to the recommended spraying programme. 

Sugar Harmony

Recently secured a long-term lease on a 700ha farm in Kranskop, which is currently producing 4000tons per annum. Once planted the farm is expected to produce approximately 18 000 tons per annum in 3 years.