Africa’s Capital Markets must learn to price Vision too.
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Africa’s Capital Markets must learn to price Vision too.

Today’s global capital markets increasingly place a premium on strategic positioning, ecosystem leadership, technological capability and future market dominance. Investors are no longer evaluating only what a company has achieved. They are also assessing what it is capable of becoming.

Dr. Maxwell Ampong·

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