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Duncan Pask, company secretary for SA Breweries, explains the requirements for acquiring the stock and recommends holding on to them long term.

New B-BBEE scheme in AB InBev now open for all qualifying participants to trade freely: company secretary Duncan Pask.

Extending the legacy of SAB Zenzele with the introduction of SAB Zenzele Kabili. 00:03  CIARAN RYAN: It was more than a decade ago that SAB Zenzele was launched as the country’s largest broad-based black economic empowerment scheme in the fast-moving consumer goods sector. SAB Zenzele will soon wind down. And that raises questions as to what will replace it. Duncan Pask, the SAB company secretary, joins us to talk about this. Duncan, tell us a little bit about this, it’s 10 years since SAB Zenzele was launched. Now we’re getting the wind-down stage, what’s going to happen now?

SAB Zenzele Kabili is launched with eye on accessible investing By Philippa Larkin Share JOHANNESBURG - SAB ZENZELE Kabili, a R5.4 billion broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE) scheme, was officially launched yesterday amid much fanfare. The scheme was expected to list on the JSE on May 28 at an initial listing price of R40 per share to make the share accessible. The launch was postponed last year because of the Covid-19 outbreak. The underlying asset that SAB Zenzele Kabili will hold will be R5.4bn of Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) shares. AB InBev’s shares generally trade at ...