Robbie Venter and Sam Sithole on the future of Altron

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Duncan McLeod sat down with Altron CEO Robbie Venter and Value Capital Partners (VCP) CEO Sam Sithole to discuss the huge changes the Altron group has been through in recent years. In this interview, listen to Venter talk about his plans to step aside later this year, the Venter family's plans to end their absolute control over the group, which was founded more than half a century ago by his father Bill Venter, and hear in detail why VCP is acquiring 15% of Altron as part of the biggest shake-up in the group's history.
6 Mar 2017 English South Africa Technology · Business

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