CFAO sells Nigerian subsidiary deemed to be of secondary significance
The group led by Richard Bielle prefers to concentrate its resources on flagship sectors in the country.
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▪ CFAO sells Nigerian subsidiary deemed to be of secondary significance
▪ The group led by Richard Bielle prefers to concentrate its resources on flagship sectors in the country.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/819012/cfao-sells-nigerian-subsidiary-deemed-to-be-of-secondary-significance/
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