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Elizabeth Nomini Rapoo worked as Group Secretary & Head-Legal at Barloworld Ltd. from 2002 to 2025.
Former jobs include Secretary at AECI Ltd. and Secretary at Industrial Development Corp.
of South Africa Ltd.
Former positions of Elizabeth Rapoo
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
| BARLOWORLD LIMITED | General Counsel | 2025-11-29 |
| AECI LTD | Corporate Secretary | - |
Industrial Development Corp. of South Africa Ltd.
Industrial Development Corp. of South Africa Ltd. Financial ConglomeratesFinance IDC is an active manager which aims to promote balanced, sustainable economic growth in Africa. The firm seeks to fund entrepreneurs starting new enterprises or to support companies wishing to extend existing operations. To be eligible, they must be economically profitable, sustainable and comply with international environmental standards. In addition, shareholders/owners are expected to make a financial contribution (the contribution of historically disadvantaged people may be lowered under special circumstances, in which case IDC will be prepared to extend finance more than the owner's contribution. The IDC does not re-finance fixed assets since their aim is to expand the industrial base. | Corporate Secretary | - |
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| Private companies | 3 |
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Barloworld Ltd.
Barloworld Ltd. Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Engages in sale and maintenance of construction equipment and sells, rents and repairs motor vehicles | Distribution Services |
AECI Ltd.
AECI Ltd. Industrial SpecialtiesProcess Industries Engages in mining, chemicals, agri health, water treatment solutions and property businesses | Process Industries |
Industrial Development Corp. of South Africa Ltd.
Industrial Development Corp. of South Africa Ltd. Financial ConglomeratesFinance IDC is an active manager which aims to promote balanced, sustainable economic growth in Africa. The firm seeks to fund entrepreneurs starting new enterprises or to support companies wishing to extend existing operations. To be eligible, they must be economically profitable, sustainable and comply with international environmental standards. In addition, shareholders/owners are expected to make a financial contribution (the contribution of historically disadvantaged people may be lowered under special circumstances, in which case IDC will be prepared to extend finance more than the owner's contribution. The IDC does not re-finance fixed assets since their aim is to expand the industrial base. | Finance |
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