Asset sales boost Calgro M3 as it eyes recovery
Covid-19 hit construction activity, but gave a fillip to its memorial parks business
17 May 2021 - 07:53
Asset sales helped affordable housing developer Calgro M3 more than triple its attributable profit in its year to end-February, with the group confident in its balance sheet as it eyes a recovery of SA’s construction sector.
Calgro, which builds lower-income residential housing and develops and manages memorial parks, lost about three months of activity in its 2021 year, but said on Monday it is well-placed to return to activity levels within the next few years that were last seen five years ago...
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