Safari turning a new leaf — sort of
Safari, which owns a R3.3bn portfolio, is still battling to take the high road after a year of shareholder vs executive run-ins
22 October 2020 - 05:00
Property company Safari Investments has drawn the ire of activist shareholders for more than a year over poor corporate governance, related-party deals and, most recently, paying consulting fees to nonexecutive directors.
Yet signs that the company is paying much attention to them are still discouragingly faint. The AGM, held a month ago, is a case in point...
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