By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa’s Imperial Logistics Limited said on Tuesday it will explore an exit plan for its international logistics business as part of its strategy to focus on Africa. The Johannesburg-based freight company is in the middle of a restructuring that includes exiting unprofitable contracts and non-core businesses and consolidating operations and properties as part of its plan to drive profits. “We have concluded that Logistics International is non-core to our ‘Gateway to Africa’ strategy and we will explore an appropriate exit plan for this business,” Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Akoojee said.