Ariston focuses on cost control

Export tea volumes were contained given the prevailing lower export prices and export proceeds retention of 30 percent. However local demand remained firm and supported margins.

ARISTON Holdings is implementing a series of cost-control actions, central to its broader strategy of restructuring business operations and enhancing profit margins. In a statement accompanying the company’s financial results for the six months ended March 31, 2025, group chairman Alexander Jongwe said the operating environment is expected to remain challenging, therefore they will continue…

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