Johannesburg investment boosts retail revenues at ACSA airports

2-Aug-2003

SOUTH AFRICA. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has reported a 19% increase in revenue for the year to March 31 2003, with commercial revenue up 25% to R629m ($83.8m) at the company?s 10 airports.

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?SOUTH AFRICA. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has reported a 19% increase in revenue for the year to March 31 2003, with commercial revenue up 25% to R629m ($83.8m) at........
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