VW SA mobilises team to drive sales elsewhere in Africa

Volkswagen Group SA has established a permanent team to drive its expansion into sub-Saharan Africa to make South African operations more sustainable.

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Seed Engine confirmed as a 51% black female owned company

WDB Investment Holdings announced that it has increased its stake in Seed Engine (incorporating Seed Academy and the WDB Seed Fund) from 35% to 51%.

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VW SA mobilises team to drive sales elsewhere in Africa

Volkswagen Group SA has established a permanent team to drive its expansion into sub-Saharan Africa to make South African operations more sustainable.

• Seed Engine confirmed as a 51% black female owned company
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