The local industrial manufacturing sector is hardly a beacon of investor optimism these days: higher raw material prices, higher inflation, higher interest rates and a high likelihood of disruptive load-shedding are all givens. But KAP Industrial is digging in for the long haul, despite profits buckling badly in the six months to end-December.

“We are doing a lot of work around three primary areas — electricity, water and security — to secure our plant and ensure we can continue to operate,” says CEO Gary Chaplin...

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