The investment group will not invest another R250m in troubled tech company EOH
Lebashe Investment Group will not go ahead with a planned investment of another R250m in troubled tech company EOH, the latter said in a Sens statement on Friday. The move underlines market concern about EOH, its reputation muddied by allegations of corruption and underhanded dealings in the public sector.
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