SOUTH AFRICA: Imperial buys stake in MiX
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 11 March 2010
South African vehicle tracking group MiX Telematics (MiX) has announced that diversified industrial holdings group Imperial has acquired a strategic stake of 25.4% in MiX.
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