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Local investors acquire TexStyles, GTP and Woodin brands
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Local investors acquire TexStyles, GTP and Woodin brands

Published September 6, 20263 min read

TexStyles Ghana Limited (TSG), producer of the iconic GTP and Woodin textile brands, bu

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