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Capital Appreciation joint-CEO Bradley Sacks. Picture: SUPPLIED
Capital Appreciation joint-CEO Bradley Sacks. Picture: SUPPLIED

Capital Appreciation has grown its top line at the half-year mark by 10.4%, as the fintech group’s two divisions attracted new clients and managed to renew long-term contracts. Meanwhile, headline earnings per share fell by 8.3%, but despite the decline Capital Appreciation has lifted its interim dividend by nearly 6%. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Brad Sacks for his take on the performance.

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