Malawi: Press Corporation Projects 50 Percent Profit Higher in 2021

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Malawi: Press Corporation Projects 50 Percent Profit Higher in 2021

[Nyasa Times] The largest conglomerate in the country, Press Corporation Plc - one of the country's Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE)-listed companies - says it is expecting that its 2021 profit after tax will be higher than the previous corresponding period by 50 percent.

Source: allAfrica.com

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