WATCH: African Rainbow Capital grows INAV per share 8.5%
Business Day TV spoke to African Rainbow Capital’s Co-CEO, Johan van der Merwe
16 September 2024 - 19:35
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Some of African Rainbow Capital’s investee companies have managed to break even, particularly TymeBank and Linebooker. A strong showing from those units have boosted ARC’s full-year performance, with its intrinsic net asset value rising 8.5%. Business Day TV spoke to the company’s Co-CEO, Johan van der Merwe, for more detail.
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WATCH: African Rainbow Capital grows INAV per share 8.5%
Business Day TV spoke to African Rainbow Capital’s Co-CEO, Johan van der Merwe
Some of African Rainbow Capital’s investee companies have managed to break even, particularly TymeBank and Linebooker. A strong showing from those units have boosted ARC’s full-year performance, with its intrinsic net asset value rising 8.5%. Business Day TV spoke to the company’s Co-CEO, Johan van der Merwe, for more detail.
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