Ambitious Sefalana Diversify Business In 2019

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As the new year, 2019, dawns, others are shaking off the cobwebs, but Sefalana Group is already busy aggressively diversifying its product offering by moving into new businesses.

The group is to launch latest divisions that include a water bottling factory and a fruit juice production facility at the same premises that houses its UHT milk production plant in Gaborone.

Unveiling the Group’s half year results for the six months ended October 31, 2018, the Group’s finance director, Mohamed Osman,  announced that Sefalana will be taking advantage of government’s decision to ban imported water by opening a water purification and bottling plant for the open market this year, as well as commencing the production of dairy juice blends at the same time. 

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