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    Making deals work harder, faster and smarter

    ElanBy ElanSeptember 29, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    By PwC

    In today’s fast-paced business environment, organisations are under pressure to adapt, grow, and create value quickly.

    In this episode of the Business Success Podcast, Jan Groenewald, Africa Deals Leader at PwC South Africa, explains why a deal is not a strategy, but a way to accelerate one.

    He shares insights on how transactions can support strategic objectives, unlock new capabilities, and create long-term value when grounded in a clear strategic rationale, while highlighting the key questions leaders should ask before pursuing a deal.

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