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It has been a tumultuous year for most telecoms companies, and Blue Label Telecoms is no exception.
It has been one of the JSE’s biggest losers, down about 64% by the end of November, as market jitters around its Cell C investment persists.
Blue Label Telecoms co-CEO Brett Levy joined Business Day TV to talk about how the company has fared in 2018 and what lies ahead in 2019.
Co-CEO Brett Levy talks to Business Day TV about how his company has fared in 2018 and what lies ahead in 2019
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