Nampak shareholders will wait longer for dividends as Africa’s largest diversified packaging manufacturer has taken a cautious stance amid continued liquidity problems in Zimbabwe and the delayed sale of its glass business.

Currency volatility and unfavourable macro-economic conditions in the key South African, Angolan and Zimbabwean markets have pushed the company into cash preservation mode...

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