Leon Sadiki

1 week ago | businessreport.co.za | Philippa Larkin |Leon Sadiki

OVERVIEWSouth Africa’s construction sector, long mired in stagnation and underperformance, is beginning to show green shoots of recovery off a low base,Image: Leon Sadiki/BloombergSouth Africa’s construction sector, long mired in stagnation and underperformance, is beginning to show green shoots of recovery off a low base, according to Craig Lemboe, the deputy director at the Bureau for economic Research (BER) speaking at Construction Industry Business Breakfast held on Wednesday.

2 weeks ago | businessreport.co.za | Leon Sadiki

Bloomberg|Published 1 minute agoA bulk water infrastructure project in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Image: Leon Sadiki/BloombergThe World Bank has approved a $1.5 billion (R26.6bn) loan to support structural reforms aimed at boosting South Africa’s infrastructure. The Washington-based lender said in a statement the operation will address the nation’s challenges of low growth and high unemployment by easing constraints in its energy and freight transport sectors.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Naiara Albuquerque |Leon Sadiki

Bloomberg Línea — El café forma parte de la rutina de los brasileños, pero los hábitos de consumo han cambiado, especialmente entre la Generación Z, que cada vez prefiere más el café helado al tradicional caliente. Con la vista puesta en estos nuevos perfiles de consumo, tanto dentro como fuera del hogar, Nescafé de Nestlé ha reforzado su apuesta por la innovación y ha aumentado su capacidad de producción.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Naiara Albuquerque |Leon Sadiki

Bloomberg Línea — Cold brew, bebida pronta, puro com leite ou em cápsula: o café faz parte da rotina do brasileiro, mas o hábito de consumo tem mudado, especialmente entre a Geração Z, que cada vez mais tem preferido o café gelado ao tradicional quente. De olho nos novos perfis de consumo, dentro e fora do lar, a Nescafé, da Nestlé, tem reforçado sua aposta em inovação e no aumento da capacidade produtiva.

2 months ago | bloomberglinea.com | Sonja Wind |Sabah Meddings |Leon Sadiki

Bloomberg — Las multinacionales Unilever Plc (UL) y Nestlé SA lograron unas ventas mejores de lo previsto durante el primer trimestre, debido a la subida de los precios para hacer frente al encarecimiento de las materias primas.