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Ventures: Stealing Back The Initiative
CAPE TOWN-based food distributor Just Fruit and Veg – which is owned by JSE listed agribusiness Ububele Holdings – is on the comeback trail after being bruised by large syndicated theft in its wholesale section.Ventures: Going Full Steam Ahead At 65
WHAT does 2012 hold for Jan Mouton, chairman of PSG Group?Transport: Scania On Crest Of A Success Wave
WHEN Scania South Africa in the Western Cape moved to its new premises in Kraaifontein Industrial in July last year it also signaled an auspicious event. According to dealer manager Marius Steenkamp the branch last year doubled sales to 150 Scania truck units, compared to the previous year.Management: Top Black Execs - Demand High, Appointments Slow
Executive-level race and gender equity continued to lag in appointments made in 2011, but not because of a lack of will to redress imbalances, a leading executive head hunter says.Management: GSB Improves Ranking
The full-time MBA programme at the University of Cape Town’s Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB) has been rated the best value-for-money MBA in the world, and has moved up six places to be ranked 54th in the latest Financial Times (FT) of London’s Global MBA Top 100.
Ventures: Prima Brings X-Factor
SEARDEL’s businesses outside the core textile and clothing cluster continue to provide a pleasing profit underpin.Retailing: Boost For Clothing Sector
CAPE TOWN-based diversified credit retailer, TFG (The Foschini Group), has bought its longstanding clothing manufacturing supplier, Prestige Clothing, to improve its competitive advantage in a move that has sent positive ripples through the local clothing sector.Power Supply: Eskom's Appeal To Curb Electricity Use
THE appeal this month by Eskom to the big mining companies to curb their electrity use was a grim warning that the Government’s energy planning had failed and that drastic policy revisions were urgently required, says the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry.Food and Beverages: Is KWV's Ciao A New Strategy?
STRUGGLING Paarl-based liquor group KWV has finally shifted away from its (over)reliance on its wine and brandy ranges with a much anticipated shift into the Ready-to-Drink (RTD) market.Property: Hardly The Cape's Property Pinnacle
CAPE property enjoyed a fairly constructive year, but 2011 will also be remembered as the year that the ambitious Pinnacle Point Group went belly-up.Wine: Look To Asia And USA For Wine Growth
The European markets have matured and their economies will not recover within the next decade; however the USA and Asia hold promise for the local wine industry, which is facing its toughest time yet. Africa also has potential for growth.Tourism: Uptick In Tourism
The latest results of the FNB Tourism Business Index (TBI) show a marked improvement in business performance for the last quarter of 2011. TBI registered a performance index of 87.3 in quarter four of 2011, against an expected industry index of 80.7 and an actual index of 70.0 for the previous quarter.Management: USB Ranked Top MBA Programme
The University of Stellenbosch Business School’s (USB) MBA programme has been ranked number one out of the top 10 universities in South Africa, by international ratings organisation EDUNIVERSAL Best Masters Ranking.Construction: Strong Foundations On The Balance Sheet
CAPE TOWN’s two major construction aligned companies Afrimat and Mazor once again endured mixed fortunes in the first half of their 2012 financial years.Power Supply: White Solution For Electricity
THE soaring cost of electricity is putting enormous pressure on Western Cape fruit and wine producers who use large amounts of power for air conditioning to maintain optimal conditions for their export produce.|
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