Hawks say they are waiting 'anxiously' for access to PwC report into Steinhoff | Fin24
Steinhoff, in turn, published an 11-page overview of the report last Friday, which stated that a"small group" of former executives inflated the profit and asset values of the Steinhoff group by 6.5bn euros between 2009 and 2017.
Yunus Carrim, the chair of Parliament's oversight committee on finance, told the Hawks to immediately secure the report from Steinhoff directly or take legal steps to access it. "That would be the last resort. We still have to discuss this with the investigation team as there could still be discussions between them and Stienhoff and if things do not pan out, we will make a determination," Mulaudzi said.Steinhoff views the report, which took 14 months to complete, as legally privileged and confidential.
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