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A weak building market in SA, coupled with hyperinflation in Zimbabwe, has led to a 12.5% fall in interim revenue for PPC.
Business Day TV sat down with the group's CEO, Roland van Wijnen, to discuss the numbers and what it means for the company's survival.
Business Day TV caught up with PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen to discuss how the group plans to survive the weak building market.
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