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Apex Africa capital

Listed companies dealing with agricultural commodities are yet to re-value their land to reflect the current appreciation in the price of property across the country. Traders at apex Africa capital note that shareholders are being denied value by the companies delayed update of their records. Chief executive Kassim Bharradia also says that foreign based majority shareholders need to lay off some shares to allow more right to minority shareholders.

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