Tanzanian conglomerate MeTL Group expects to surpass $3 billion (about Sh7.8 trillion) in annual revenue this year, with Chief Executive Officer, Mohammed Dewji, attributing the growth to decades...
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Ephrahim Bahemu
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Cape Town. Tanzanian conglomerate MeTL Group expects to surpass $3 billion (about Sh7.8 trillion) in annual revenue this year, with Chief Executive Officer, Mohammed Dewji, attributing the growth to decades of investment in manufacturing, value addition and the revival of struggling industries.
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