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Covid-19 has taken a bite out of Kaap Agri’s annual performance. The group had reported that recurring headline earnings grew by 4.6%.
Business Day TV spoke to Kaap Agri CEO Sean Walsh for more detail.
Kaap Agri CEO Sean Walsh talks to Business Day TV about the group's financial performance
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