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Johan van Zyl, co-CEO African Rainbow Capital Investments, in Sandton. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA/FINANCIAL MAIL
Johan van Zyl, co-CEO African Rainbow Capital Investments, in Sandton. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA/FINANCIAL MAIL

African Rainbow Capital Investments says it won’t be declaring dividends in the short to medium term. That’s as the firm plans to instead use cash to fund new opportunities. Business Day TV spoke to co-CEO Johan van Zyl for more insight into the groups plans.

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