Denel confirms CEO Danie du Toit has resigned, but has not said why

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‘Denel will appoint an interim group CEO shortly,’ the company says

Denel group CEO Danie du Toit has resigned, the state-owned enterprise confirmed on Monday afternoon.

In a statement, Denel said Du Toit would remain in his position until August 15. Reasons for the resignation were not provided.The under-fire company's statement said that its “t urnaround plan” was under way, focused on “protecting promising business lines, disposing of noncore assets, and seeking strategic partners to increase access to international markets, contribute skills and funding to a profitable Denel”.

“The board has taken far-reaching steps to stabilise the business and prepare the ground for Denel’s long-term sustainability.”

 

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