Building materials and mining group Afrimat expects profit to increase 19%-29% in the year to end-February.

The company said on Tuesday headline earnings per share will grow from 441.7c in the year end-February 2021 to 526c-570c for 2022 financial year ended February without going into detail. Headline earnings per share is a profit measure that strips out one-off items...

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