Mpact is the largest paper and plastics packaging and recycling business in Southern Africa. Mpact's integrated business model is uniquely focused on closing the loop in plastic and paper packaging through recycling and beneficiation of recyclables. ... [more info]
Alex Duys of Umthombo Wealth talks market volatility. Tim Holden, MD of Caxton, on the group’s new foray into packaging. Andrew Bahlmann of Deal Leaders International on whether corporate governance is still intact.
‘Packaging has become steadily a greater proportion of our operating profits [while] we still think that...commercial printing of advertising material is a very viable business into the future’: Group MD Tim Holden.
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