As shareholders mull how to vote on the proposed R2bn capital raise, debt-laden Nampak has lost nearly half its share value since announcing plans for a rights offer at the beginning of December.
Africa’s biggest packaging group, which saw Standard Bank and PSG asset management last week increase their shareholding in the packaging group, has seen its share price plunge more than 48% on the news of its upcoming proposed rights offer...
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