Tongaat Hulett’s business rescue practitioners (BRPs) have shrugged off a new offer for the embattled sugar company, saying that they have a legal obligation to proceed with the plan that was approved by creditors.

Last week Business Times published an opinion article by independent agriculture economist Kobus Laubscher, who spoke of a proposed R8bn capital injection for Tongaat that he said was a viable alternative for shareholders...

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