Volker Schütte: Hulamin has suffered a staggering loss of R2.5bn over the last decade

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BizNews founder Alec Hogg speaks to Volker Schütte about what Schütte had to say at the virtual Hulamin AGM regarding the company's staggering loss of approximately R2,5bn over the last 10 years. Schütte has been been in the aluminium industry in South Africa, Shanghai, Singapore, Panama and Germany since 1985. As a shareholder in Hulamin, Schütte poses critical questions to Richard Jacob, the chief executive of Hulamin - who has presided over the massive destruction of Hulamin's value over the last 10 years. Market commentator David Shapiro also joins the discussion with his insight. - Nadya Swart Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
4 Sep 2020 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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