Blue Label subsidiary The Prepaid Company has bought over a R450 million loan that Cell C had with an international investment fund.
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No shareholder, third-party investor, or financial institution other than Blue Label is willing to inject funding into Cell C, which means it is the last chance for the company.
Blue Label subsidiary The Prepaid Company has bought over a R450 million loan that Cell C had with an international investment fund.
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