Freight and financial services group Grindrod says it is making progress in quitting its noncore businesses to focus on its logistics, port and terminals segments with prospects for growth in rail on the horizon.

It reported strong mineral commodity markets and higher interest rates could see interim earnings surging by more than half...

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