The chemicals and explosive group reported rising revenue in its business and says it benefited from a profit on the sale of a joint venture
Chemicals and explosives group AECI increased its dividend for the year to end-December by double digits, benefiting from the profitable sale of a joint venture and rising revenue across its business.
Profit for the year rose 29% to R1.3bn, including a R234m sale on its joint venture in Crest Chemicals.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
AECI increases dividend after selling chemicals stakeThe chemicals and explosive group reported rising revenue in its business and says it benefited from a profit on the sale of a joint venture
Read more »
AECI increases dividend after selling chemicals stakeThe chemicals and explosive group reported rising revenue in its business and says it benefited from a profit on the sale of a joint venture
Read more »
‘I think we are underweight in gold,’ says Sibanye CEO Neal FronemanOnce Sibanye-Stillwater resumes dividend payments and trims its debt load, it will be in a position to boost focus on M&A, Froneman says
Read more »
‘I think we are underweight in gold,’ says Sibanye CEO Neal FronemanOnce Sibanye-Stillwater resumes dividend payments and trims its debt load, it will be in a position to boost focus on M&A, Froneman says
Read more »
Asia shares halt fall as traders await clarity on virus outbreakShare slide goes on pause after the wave of early selling peters out
Read more »
Former Facebook exec wants firms to be able to pressure bosses to fight climate changeEmployees at tech firms have objected to selling cloud services to Big Oil, Bill Weihl says
Read more »