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The impact of Geopolitical uncertainty on South African industries and corporates

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The impact of Geopolitical uncertainty on South African industries and corporates

CDH and experts from Deloitte present a very timely panel discussion on the profound impact of geopolitical and geo-economic shifts on SA Inc.

10 Jul 2025 2:22:22 Minutes Video

Watch the recording where CDH and experts from Deloitte present a very timely panel discussion on the profound impact of geopolitical and geo-economic shifts on SA Inc, such as tariffs imposition and global trade realignments, and how South African businesses may absorb the impact and emerge stronger. Top-tier experts explore the legal, financial, and strategic implications of this ever-evolving landscape, presenting you with a unique opportunity to gain insights from leading voices.

Discussion included:

  • What the evolving geopolitical and geo-economic landscape means for SA Inc
  • Identifying the most exposed sectors and industries, and understanding why
  • Insights from Deloitte’s Turnaround & Restructuring team:
  • Pre-assessment and options analysis
  • Informal and formal restructuring pathways
  • Legal and commercial responses to uncertainty
  • Contractual protections and risk allocation
  • Restructuring and turnaround strategies
  • M&A deal structuring in volatile environments

Click here to download the presentation.

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