Nampak CEO Erik Smuts, whose role was curtailed in recent months, has resigned three years after he took the helm of the debt-ridden group.  The company announced Smut’s departure on Thursday. He leaves the role with immediate effect.

His resignation comes just two weeks after the appointment of Michael Dorn as chief restructuring officer to oversee a keenly anticipated plan that has finally been submitted to lenders for consideration...

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