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Industrial holding company Invicta released its interim results on Monday, reporting it had almost tripled profit to R208m.
New acquisitions and recovery from a tax provision in the year-earlier period helped to offset constrained conditions during the period under review.
Business Day TV sat down with CEO Arnold Goldstone for a closer look at the numbers.
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