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Manzini Scoops R250 Million Loan From the Public Investment Corporation

20 September 2024 by Guest

Johannesburg, 20 September 2024: The decision to take a hard stance and regain financial control has paid dividends for Daybreak Foods’ CEO, Richard Manzini, as he welcomes the Public Investment Corporation SOC Limited’s (PIC) approval of a ZAR 250 million ($ 13 million) corporate loan. “It has not been an easy road for any of …

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