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PPC’s $30m Zimbabwe property sale collapses

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Noxolo Majavu
PPC’s $30m Zimbabwe property sale collapses
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Cement producer PPC has seen its $30 million sale of a noncore property in Zimbabwe collapse after the buyer failed to meet the payment deadline. The company is now looking for new buyers to help reshape its portfolio and focus on its core cement business.

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The failed transaction impacts the company's capital allocation strategy and highlights the complexities of property divestment in the Zimbabwean market.

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PPC’s sale of a property in Zimbabwe has fallen through after the prospective buyer failed to pay $30m by the agreed deadline, dealing a blow to the cement producer’s plans to unload noncore assets.

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