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Pule Funeral on 'Road to 2026'

Thabo Majola PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Thabo Majola PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Pule Funeral Group is on a transformation journey through its new ‘Road to 2026’ which is a four-year strategy that envisages the group as the most preferred funeral and burial partner of choice in the country.

Addressing the media recently, Thabo Majola, the group executive chair, expressed gratitude to the liquidator for believing in the group and putting in the hard work to stabilise it during a tough time.

“The liquidator made an important decision about three years ago by saving the company when it was on the verge of closing down. As the liquidator, he could have taken a decision to wind off the company and sell off the assets one by one. Fortunately, he decided to preserve the livelihoods of those who were and are employed by the company,” he said.

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