SEKUNJALO Investments, which has obtained a R92m 13% share in Siemens Southern Africa, was interested in acquiring a further 10% holding in the electronic and electrical engineering giant, Sekunjalo chief executive Iqbal Surve said this week. Siemens Southern Africa chief executive Klaus Doring said a price could not be put on the 10%. Sekunjalo, which has already presented Siemens with the R92m, is to receive a R70m capital injection from an empowerment consortium. Doring said Siemens was quite prepared to accommodate a black empowerment partner with a shareholding of over 25%.
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