Listed infrastructure group Consolidated Infrastructure Group (CIG) continues to struggle with a debt burden, despite reaching a number of agreements with Toronto Stock Exchange-listed Fairfax that led to a capital injection.
Current assets exceeded current liabilities by R701.3m at the end of its year to end-August, with the company still finalising agreements that will shift short-term debt into long-term debt, it said on Monday...
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