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Worsening power cuts strain Nampak

written by Kudzanai Gerede, Companies and Market Editor 0 comments
Nampak increased capital expenditure by 3,42 percent to US$3,62 million during the year ended September 30, 2025 from US$3,5 million a year earlier.
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NAMPAK says worsening power outages in 2025 sparked a marked increase in the group’s alternative energy costs, negatively impacting its cash flows. Grid electricity supply at the group level declined to 17,553 million kilowatt-hours (Kwh) from 20,748 million Kwh in 2024 due to worsening load shedding. The shift to self-power generation has converted a utility…

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