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Innscor commits US$139m to capex

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INNSCOR Africa (Innscor) has committed US$139 million to capital expenditure in the 2027 financial year as it steps up investment in production capacity across its businesses. The latest major capital push is aimed at strength­ening its capacity to meet growing consumer de­mand and consolidate its leading market position in the light manufacturing and fast-moving consumer…

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