Technology company EOH plans to launch a R500m equity fundraising effort next week to fix its lopsided capital structure, the latest episode in the company’s turnaround strategy that tests shareholder faith in the once high-flying IT firm.  

The announcement of further details of the rights issue, scheduled to be implemented next Monday, sent shares in EOH tumbling more than 5% to just more than R3, bringing losses over the past year to about 50%...

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