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Supply chain issues and the impact of the pandemic weighed on Zeder’s annual profit, with a 67% slump on that end. The agribusiness-focused investment holding group has, however, posted a 31.2% increase in its headline earnings per share, supported by increased valuations of The Logistics Group and Kaap Agri. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Johan le Roux for more detail.

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