Business Day TV talks to PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen
21 November 2022 - 23:31
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PPC Cement Group CEO Roland van Wijnen. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
Cement producer PPC has delivered what it calls a ‘sound performance’ for the six months to end-September as group revenue rose 9% to R4.2bn. But this excludes the group’s Zimbabwean operations, which have suffered under the weight of hyperinflation. Revenue including Zimbabwe fell 1%. Business Day TV spoke to PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen for more detail.
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Business Day TV talks to PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen
Cement producer PPC has delivered what it calls a ‘sound performance’ for the six months to end-September as group revenue rose 9% to R4.2bn. But this excludes the group’s Zimbabwean operations, which have suffered under the weight of hyperinflation. Revenue including Zimbabwe fell 1%. Business Day TV spoke to PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen for more detail.
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