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How South Africa’s mid-corporates can stay competitive in a shifting trade environment

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By Shane Naidoo
| Moneyweb Verified
Tariffs, shifting trade routes, and rising compliance risks are forcing South Africa’s mid-corporates to rethink how they trade and bank. Agility, insight, and trusted trade advisory now matter now more than ever. Nedbank’s Mid-corporate team defines this market as established enterprises – often family-owned – with turnovers starting from about R800 million.
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Global trade uncertainty: How agribusinesses can thrive in new markets

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By Shane Naidoo
| shorturl.at
I had the pleasure of participating in a Nedbank-sponsored panel discussion on global trade that took place at Nampo on 14 May 2025. My co-panellists – among them respected political and economic analyst JP Landman, senior analyst at the Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy Louw Pienaar, and Red Meat Industry Services CEO Dewald Pienaar – made it clear that South Africa needs to stop relying on traditional markets for its agricultural products and prioritise the finding of new markets.
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SHANE NAIDOO: Making sense of the trade storm

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By Shane Naidoo
| Business Day Verified
International trade has always been at the intersection of politics and economics. However, for mid-sized businesses operating across borders it is at the factory gate and in boardrooms. Tariffs are no longer abstract policy instruments. They are direct threats to business viability, eroding margins, disrupting supply chains and turning once reliable trade routes into high-risk ones. The businesses most exposed to these shifts are not necessarily the largest exporters or global conglomerates.
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