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MTN chief operating officer gets R38.2 million in share sale
October 8, 2009

By Justin Brown

Chief operating officer of MTN Sifiso Dabengwa on Wednesday sold shares worth R38.2 million, MTN announced on Thursday.

Dabengwa sold 295 000 MTN shares at an average price of 129.35.

MTN shares on the JSE on Thursday closed at down 0.7 percent at R129.05, which valued the group at R278 billion.

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