Business Day TV spoke to Afrimat CEO, Andries van Heerden
27 October 2022 - 22:14
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Afrimat has reported a 7.2% rise in revenue, but this did not translate onto its bottom line as headline earnings per share declined by 14.2%. The building materials and mining group says during the interim period it had to deal with lower iron ore prices, the economic slowdown and increased input costs. Despite this, it kept its dividend unchanged at 40c per share. Business Day TV unpacked the results with CEO Andries van Heerden.
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Business Day TV spoke to Afrimat CEO, Andries van Heerden
Afrimat has reported a 7.2% rise in revenue, but this did not translate onto its bottom line as headline earnings per share declined by 14.2%. The building materials and mining group says during the interim period it had to deal with lower iron ore prices, the economic slowdown and increased input costs. Despite this, it kept its dividend unchanged at 40c per share. Business Day TV unpacked the results with CEO Andries van Heerden.
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