Sky Mali recapitalises to stay in the air
The private Malian company, which is heavily in debt, should see its capital reinforced from 10 million to 9 billion CFA francs by 2024. Explanations.
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▪ Sky Mali recapitalises to stay in the air
▪ The private Malian company, which is heavily in debt, should see its capital reinforced from 10 million to 9 billion CFA francs by 2024. Explanations.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/818431/sky-mali-recapitalises-to-stay-in-the-air/
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