WATCH: Unpacking Vodacom’s first-half performance with CEO Shameel Joosub
Business Day TV speaks to Shameel Joosub, CEO of Vodacom
11 November 2024 - 19:36
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The Vodacom head office in Midrand. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
Vodacom has reported lower headline earnings per share at the halfway stage, largely due to a currency depreciation in Ethiopia and one-off costs in its international business. But CEO Shameel Joosub is confident that the group is poised for a stronger second-half performance. Business Day TV sat down with Shameel Joosub to discuss this in more detail.
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WATCH: Unpacking Vodacom’s first-half performance with CEO Shameel Joosub
Business Day TV speaks to Shameel Joosub, CEO of Vodacom
Vodacom has reported lower headline earnings per share at the halfway stage, largely due to a currency depreciation in Ethiopia and one-off costs in its international business. But CEO Shameel Joosub is confident that the group is poised for a stronger second-half performance. Business Day TV sat down with Shameel Joosub to discuss this in more detail.
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