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WATCH: How Adcorp managed to return to profitability

16 October 2018 - 12:01 Business Day TV
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Adcorp’s turnaround strategy appears to be bearing fruit.

The employment services firm has returned to the black, reporting earnings per share of 90.2c. This comes after a loss of 120.7c in the year-earlier period.

CEO Innocent Dutiro joined Business Day TV for more detail behind the numbers.

Adcorp CEO Innocent Dutiro talks to Business Day TV about the group’s interim results

Cost-cutting allows Adcorp to become profitable again

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