16 October 2019 1 Min Read

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WATCH: Why PSG’s Piet Mouton is cautiously optimistic

PSG CEO Piet Mouton talks to Business Day TV about where to find pockets of opportunity

in Companies / Financial Services by Business Day TV
Piet Mouton, CEO of PSG. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL
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PSG Group released its interim numbers on Tuesday, reporting that recurring earnings per share grew by 16%, even as the economy showed little to no growth.

CEO Piet Mouton says it is unclear when an upswing can be expected, but the investment group remains cautiously optimistic about SA and is on the lookout for new opportunities.

Business Day TV caught up with Mouton to discuss where pockets of opportunity may lie and in the current investment climate.

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