Bricks and coal group Brikor, which only regained its JSE listing in July after a seven-year suspension, says it is focusing on expansion and improving its black empowerment credentials as its financial position improves.

The group swung into an interim loss as Covid-19 hit the construction sector, but it says its risk profile has improved as it pays down its remaining debts, and it wants to expand its local footprint...

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