Webber Wentzel and Lazard’s Vincent Le Stradic assist Metrofibre in fund raising
Metrofibre Networx was notably backed by AIIM in this fourth round.
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▪ Webber Wentzel and Lazard’s Vincent Le Stradic assist Metrofibre in fund raising
▪ Metrofibre Networx was notably backed by AIIM in this fourth round.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/806151/webber-wentzel-and-lazards-vincent-le-stradic-assist-metrofibre-in-fund-raising/
According to information gathered by Jeune Afrique Business+, the South African fibre optic broadband specialist once again, as in its previous fund-raisings, called on Madelein Burger, a Johannesburg-based partner from Webber Wentzel.
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