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Sea Harvest sees 16% revenue growth in ‘toughest year’ since 2017

The South African firm reported a 16% increase in revenue to ZAR 7.2 billion in 2024, despite facing significant challenges in its core operations

By María Feijóo | March 4, 2025 09:56 GMT
Harvest Lindiwe, owned by Sea Harvest Group of South Africa. Credit: Sea Harvest
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South Africa's Sea Harvest Group has reported a 16% increase in 2024 turnover to ZAR 7.2 billion ($387.5 million), despite facing significant challenges in its core operations. [...]

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