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DRC GUINEA Issue dated 23/05/2017

Necotrans sheds ports but holds on to mines

French group Necotrans’ asset shedding may be restricted to its port activities and exclude mining services firm NB Mining, purchased by the group in 2015. [...] (156 words)

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Moise Katumbi's demands for NB Mining rejected in Paris

The offshore companies that had requested for the sale of Necotrans' mining unit to Pascal Beveraggi to be cancelled, have had their case rejected by a French court. [...]

DRC 31/10/2017

Moise Katumbi's activism in Katanga mining services

Joseph Kabila's rival has reportedly sold his shares in services company Rulco, even as he opposes Necotrans' sale of his former company MCK. [...]

Breaking news FRANCE 05/06/2017

Olam group makes an offer for Necotrans

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Spotlight DRC 09/05/2017

Glencore and Trafigura caught in Katanga tangle

The elections scheduled in 2017 to determine Congo-K president Joseph Kabila's successor are disrupting the country's economy. The unsettling climate is taking its toll on trading firms Glencore and Trafigura, who dominate copper and cobalt trading in Katanga. [...]

Breaking news AFRICA FRANCE 25/04/2017

Exclusive. The companies that want to buy Necotrans

French maritime and ports logistics operator Necotrans, which has been up for sale for several weeks (see our special report [...]

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Special report AFRICA FRANCE 24/01/2017

How major African port operator Necotrans was brought to its knees

Family-style management, inopportune development projects, stronger competition in the oil logistics sector and a sharp fall in raw material prices. All these factors contributed to the grave financial difficulty in [...]

Spotlight AFRICA 04/03/2015

French right keep Africa networks alive through lobbying

While the phenomenon may not be quite as developed as it is in the English-speaking world, a significant number of French politicians, particularly on the right, have carved new careers for themselves as lobbyists for private industry. [...]

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