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    Home » PPC’s Turnaround Plan: A Cement Foundation for Growth, but Job Losses Loom
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    PPC’s Turnaround Plan: A Cement Foundation for Growth, but Job Losses Loom

    June 25, 2024
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    PPC's CEO, Matias Cardarelli
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    PPC’s CEO, Matias Cardarelli, has unveiled a two-year turnaround plan to restore the company’s profitability.

    1. The plan aims to create a leaner, more agile company through disciplined working capital management and improved industrial performance.
    2. Job losses are expected as part of the restructuring process, but Cardarelli assures it will be done in a “reasonable and cautious way”.
    3. The company has identified weaknesses in internal data management and is addressing them to improve decision-making.
    4. PPC returned to profitability in the year to end-March, with group revenue increasing 20.6% to R10.06bn.
    5. The company has declared a cash dividend of 13.7c per share, its first dividend payment in nearly a decade.
    6. Despite challenges in the South African market, PPC’s Zimbabwean operation performed well, helping to drive revenue growth.
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