Business Day TV speaks to Renergen CEO Stefano Marani
16 October 2023 - 21:13
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Renergen CEO Stefano Marani. Picture: Freddy Mavunda
Renergen has been facing a backlash on social media after questions raised by activist shareholder Albie Cilliers, which sent its share price falling.
It has since recovered after the natural gas and helium producer released a statement on Monday addressing investors’ concerns, which link the group to companies that were involved in state capture.
Business Day TV discussed this in detail with CEO Stefano Marani
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Business Day TV speaks to Renergen CEO Stefano Marani
Renergen has been facing a backlash on social media after questions raised by activist shareholder Albie Cilliers, which sent its share price falling.
It has since recovered after the natural gas and helium producer released a statement on Monday addressing investors’ concerns, which link the group to companies that were involved in state capture.
Business Day TV discussed this in detail with CEO Stefano Marani
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