Meridiam set to take a stake in the capital of Comilog’s Setrag
Jeune Afrique Business+ revealed a year ago that the management and financing company founded by Thierry Déau was conducting due diligence to integrate the shareholding of the railway operator.
01/07/2021 at 17h38, by Africa Business+
Meridiam has been working on the project to acquire a stake in Setrag for almost two years.
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