The leadership of Nampak has been given a fighting chance to save the 55-year-old packaging group after shareholders approved an equity fundraising plan of up to R1bn — but much work and many tough decisions lie ahead.

At a shareholder meeting on Friday, investors overwhelmingly — more than 98% — voted in favour of the proposed rights issue meant to fix the company’s lopsided capital structure...

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