Anchor Capital CEO Peter Armitage talks to Business Day TV about the mistakes companies make when investing offshore
says that local companies’ attempts to diversify by going offshore may have wiped out about R300bn in shareholder value over the past decade.
He believes that many companies overpaid and points to Sasol, Woolworths and Brait as the biggest culprits. Business Day TV spoke to Armitage for more detail.
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