Business Day TV talks to Octodec CEO Jeffrey Wapnick
13 May 2025 - 14:42
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The Fields, a mixed-use development in Hatfield, Pretoria, is owned by Octodec. Picture: SUPPLIED
Real estate investment trust (Reit) Octodec has published half-year financial results for the market to review, so Business Day TV spoke to the company’s CEO, Jeffrey Wapnick, about the group’s performance and its prospects for the second half of the year.
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Business Day TV talks to Octodec CEO Jeffrey Wapnick
Real estate investment trust (Reit) Octodec has published half-year financial results for the market to review, so Business Day TV spoke to the company’s CEO, Jeffrey Wapnick, about the group’s performance and its prospects for the second half of the year.
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