There are strong indications that Oando’s decisions to sell part of its stake in a subsidiary are to recapitalise the balance sheet, reduce its loads of interest bearing debt, fund future expansion plan and strengthen shareholder’s fund.
Last week, Helios Investment Partners LLP, a premier A
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BALA AUGIE
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