S Africa builder sees prospects in graves
Calgro M3 expects a growing cemetery unit to match housing construction profit by 2020
Johannesburg
IN about five years, South Africa's best-performing property developer expects to make as much from the dead as it does from the living.
Calgro M3, which has gained more than any other stock on the Johannesburg exchange over the past six years, forecasts that an expanding cemetery unit will match the profit generated by its main housing construction business as early as 2020, managing director Wikus Lategan said.
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