GENERAL Beltings (GB) says it plans to expand into alternative markets to capitalise on an increase in demand in its space.
The rubber and chemical products manufacturer, which serves the mining and agriculture sectors, posted a profit of $12 million for the half-year to June 30, 2021 compared to $3,3 million recorded in the prior year.
Board chairman Godfrey Nhemachena said the group aims to capitalise on the opening up of the economy and government national programmes to improve earnings and capacity utilisation.
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